Garrett Clipper from Garrett, Indiana • Page 8

AGE EIGHT GARRETT CLIPPER, GARRETT. INDIANA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1MI for short shopping trips to neierh- STROKE OF PARALYSIS FATAL TO WATERLOO WOMAN, AGE 68 boring communities. FOR SALE COOK STOVE, GLASS door, well pump and 25 White Rock pullets, will produce next month. 806 S. Lee St.

(102tf) ft I- She was seen the day before her murder by the rural mail carrier and her milkman. Earlier the same dav GARRETT MEETS. WARSAW TIGERS FRIDAY MIGHT The Garrett high school Railroaders YOUR BEST SALESMAN THAT'S THE CLASSIFIED AD! RATES: a word, minimum charge of BLANCHE KREIIL MURDER AGAIN IS INVESTIGATED (Continued from cage 1) Funeral rites for the late. Mrs. Carrie Farrington Moore 68, of Waterloo, were conducted Tuesday at 2 p.

m. at the Bttinger funeral home in Waterloo. she visited at the home of her closest neighbors, the John Trapp family. wnose son round her body. A DAYBED FOR SALE.

INQUIRE 1 miles west of Butler Center, in evenings. (102t2) FOR SALE 1940 DODGE, $975. Phone 677-R, (102) FOR SALE USED FURNITURE. Second house west of north mile corner, south side of road. Phone 913-W2 mornings.

(102Tt2) The former pastor for the first insertion. 2t per word for additional insertions. of the United Waterloo, the Bremen, offi-Burial was in Brethren church at Rev. M. E.

Reed of ciated at the services. valued at $57,869 when disposed of in the DeKalb circuit court. Her puTse, containing $7 in cash, and Classified ad display 90 per inch first insertion, 70 per inch thereafter. Cedar Lake cemetery. three Spanish-American war pension Mrs.

Moore, a resident of Waterloo checks and five $20 gold pieces were the past eight years, died at found in the house after her murder "I see by The Clipper Mrs. Hugh J. Hosley of Cambridge City, was in a serious condition in Henry county hospital at New-Castle, Monday, suffering from a shotgun wound. Police said her husband told them he shot his wife by mistake, thinking she was a prowler. Hosley said he shot from behind a piano when he saw a flashlight glowing in another room.

Ho said the couple had been annoyed by prowlers recently. Larry Zellers, age 5, died at La- p. m. Saturday at the Williams Convalescent home in Butler. Her death She had $20,000 deposited in banks FOR SALE CHAMBERS GAS stove with Thermo-dome, good condition; Estate heating stove, davenport, 2 tables, 5 chairs, 1 cot.

All priced for immediate disposal. Phone 255-W. (102tf) "Sacrifice" that's another way to spell "Bargain" on this page in this area. resulted from a stroke of paTalysis The DeKalb county woman's hus band had served in the Spanish following an illness of three months. She had entered the convalescent home three days before her death.

American war. It was not learned hone 27 for Want Ad Service FOR SALE MARION ELECTRIC range. Inquire 316 South Peters street. (102t3) how she had accumulated her for tune. A native of Ohio, she was born at Vermilion, Dec.

12, 1878, the are preparing for another tough encounter when they travel to Warsaw Friday night to meet the Warsaw Tigers. The Tigers have had only one contest to date, that being a loss to Plymouth. While little is known about Warsaw it is believed the squad is about on a par with Garrett. The game will be another N.E.I.C. tilt and everything points toward it being a fine contest.

Last year the Railroaders and the Tigers had a hard fought battle, which resulted in a 13 to 6 win for Warsaw. Head Coach Cameron Parks indicates that there will be little change in the Railroader starting line-up but he is still looking for a better back-field combination that will present a more diversified and consistent attack. Friday night's game will start at 7:30 and there will be a large contingent of Garrett fans on hand to support the Railroaders. FOR SALE 1935 PONTIAC, GOOD After her husband's death, she STUDIO WANTED Phone 255-W. COUCH.

(102tf) FOR SALE UPRIGHT PIANO IN good condition. Phone 912F31. (102t2) was employed in a brokerage firm condition. Inquire third house south of Calvary cemetery. (102) daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Shellhouse. Her first husband. Arthur Farrington. preceded her in FOR HOOVER SWEEPER SERVICE call 79.

(e2tf) FOR SALE 3-PIECE LIVING room suite and 9x12 rug and pad. Inquire after 5 p. m. at 704 South Randolph street. (102tf) death several years ago.

Henry Moore, her second husband, survives. FOR SALE COAL BURNING HOT water heater and an automatic gas hot water heater, 30 gallon capacity. Phone 310. (lOltf) porte, Tuesday when struck by a truck driven by Mike Kobler, 34, of Three Oaks, Mich. Witnesses said the child darted into the street while playing.

Kobler was not held. Dave Fowler, 70, of Portland, died of injuries suffered when a southbound Nickel Plate railroad train plowed Into his truck near Portland Monday. Fowler died in am ambulance enroute to a Muncie Other survivors include three sons, Ralph Farrington of east of Auburn, in Chicago. It was there that she roomed with Miss Duty and made the acquaintance of the woman who leaped to her death from the Milwaukee hotel last year. The investigation at the time of Mrs.

Krehl's murder revealed that she rarely left her home. She was born in the house where she was killed. She left home apparently only HOME DRESSED BEEF BY THE quarter, half or whole. Robert Ross, phone 530-W. (102) FOR SALE FRYERS AND YEAR-ling hens.

Carey W. Boyer, 1 miles north and 1 mile east of Garrett, phone 543-W2. (lOltf) WANTED RIDER'S TO FORT Wayne, 8 to 5. Donald Dickison, phone 528W3. (102t2) Ben Farrington of Fort Wayne and Lloyd Farrington of Ludington, three daughters.

Mrs. Bonita WATCH FOR IMPORTANT AN-nouncement from Riedhart's home store in next Monday's edition of The Clipper. (102) NEEDED 'MAN OR WOMAN FOR valuable business with complete independence. Write G. R.

Riley, Box 157, Sta. Columbus, O. (102) Robinson of Waterloo, Mrs. Rutheda Hiatt of Kankakee, 111., and Mrs. Thelma Coscarellv of Hillsdale, FOR SALE NEW GAS STOVE.

Guy Bates, St. Johns, R. 1, Garrett. (100t3) EXPERT ELECTRICAL APPLI-ance repairing. Heinzerling'e.

(tf) WANTED TO BUY IN GARRETT- two brothers, Edward Shell-house of Jackson, and Ralph Shellhouse of Dayton, and 15 grandchildren. TTKMMT.ts TO GO ON TRIAL FOR EMBEZZLEMENT ON SEPT. 29 FOR SALE 2 GIRL'S COATS, RED, size 12, blue, size 10. Senior Girl Scout uniform size 12, intermediate Girl Scout uniform size 10. Inquire 107 North Lee street.

(102t2) 5 or 6 room modern house. Inquire 123 South Franklin street. Also have for sale 2 wheel axle chassis for trailer. Inquire same address. (102t2) FOR SALE 3 PIECE SUIT, JACK-et, 3 coats, 5 dresses, 1 robe, size 32.

10 skirts, 25 waist. Good condition. Call 314-R. (102tf) Direct Line of Communicatioi FOR SALE GIRL'S BICYCLE, late model. 601 South Walsh street.

(101t2) MONCRIEF COAL FURNACES AND AUTOMATIC OIL FURNACES 36 months to pay SPOUTING H. P. PRIOR Heating Plumbing Roofing Phone 611 Garrett, Ind. Greencastle, Sept. 17.

Floyd J. Hemmer of Huntingburg, former superintendent of the Indiana state farm at Putnamville, today was scheduled to go on trial in Putnam circuit court Sept. 29. Hemmer was indicted by a grand jury in December, 1945, on charges of embezzlement and grand larceny while serving at the state farm post. He will stand trial on an embezzlement charge.

In addition to the regular panel 5-' Si' 1 i si I .4 If 1 FOR SALE 6 ROOM HOUSE AD-joining Methodist church in Cor-unna. basement, water in kitchen, electric lights, furnace. Sealed bids received until Oct. 1. Reserve right to reject any or all bids.

R. E. Manrow, Trustee, Corunna, Ind. (102Tt2) PHYSICIAN ORDERS H. D.

CURIE TO REST H. D. CuTie of 704 South Lee street, Garrett, master carpenter for the Chicago division of the B. has been ordered by his physician to take a complete rest for three months or longer as the result of an injury he suffered at the B. O.

roundhouse at Willlard. last June 13. Mr. Curie was walking between two locomotives when a 1-inch steel bolt weighing over a pound struck him in the left temple. The blow staggered him but he was not with, a Funeral Information Bureau Don't try to guess the answer to, or remain puzzled by, any question about funerals.

Supplying helpful information on the subject is an important part of our Service, to thsjiyjag. FOR SALE BOY'S BICYCLE IN for the September term of court, a special venire of 100 jurymen was drawn up for the case. Judge John FOR SALE COAL BURNING WA-ter heater and water ram, both like new. Call 91-W after 5 p. m.

(102t2) good condition. Numerous acces DOMOBEMZED VITAMIN MILK Also Vitamin Pasteurized Milk llaynes Dairy PHONE 547 H. Allee of the Putnam court dis sories. $25. Inquire 300 South Guil ford.

(102) qualified himself several months KOR SALE NEW 9x12 BLUE TYPEWRITER SALE3 AND SER-vice. New Remington type writers available. Auburn Office Supply phone 858-W. Auburn, (tf) ago and Special Judge Robert Stewart of Clay circuit court will pre rendered unconscious. Mr.

Curie has been suffering con-I Bigelow carpet and mat. New Everhot electric heater. Dropleaf side. kitchen table and four chairs. Call 584 after 6 p.

m. (102t2) FOR SALE G. E. DEHYDRATOR A Garrett Product The illness of both Hemmer and his wife has delayed the trial for two years. It was continued last June when defense attorneys pleaded that a fair and impartial jury could not be assured at that time due to the lateness of the planting season.

used one season. Dries one bushel of corn at one operation. Priced reasonable. Call 616W3. (102) tinual headaches since that time and a few weeks ago he entered a Pittsburgh hospital for observation.

It was found that he has a congestion in his head at the temple. Air pressure was used through bis spinal column in an attempt to relieve the congestion but it was not succc3sfull. Mr. Curie plans to rent a cabin on the Muskegon river near Grard Rapids. Mich.

His wife will so with him if a housekeeper can be found to maintain their home in Garrett FREE ESTIMATE ON FURNACE INSTALLATIONS APPLIED ROOFING BRICK SIDING ROCK WOOL INSULATION Sears Roebuck Co. 4 KENDALLVILLE, IND. Phone 25? FLOOR REF1NISHING, INTERIOR decorating. Phone 568-R, Auburn. (44tf) "I see by The Sacred Heart Hospital FOR SALE CANNING TOMATOES See Yourself Younger, Slimmer, $1.50 a basket.

Ira Gaskill, first house east of Cedar Chapel, phone I qmw? Mfvntf I FOR SALE 'STEM) VALUE' LARGE GLOW BOY and take care of their daughter, who circulating heater, Warm Morning attends school. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED. OWEN I Lovelier, in a heater and corn binder. Phone 543-R3. John Chittenden.

(102tf) Glass Shop, ti2-2 North Cowen, phone 153-R. (22tf) CATHOLICS PAY $275,000 FOR THE SPINK-WAWASEE HOTEL AMBULANCE SERVICE McKee Funeral Home, phone 590. (80Ttf) FOR RENT WATER SOFTENERS on a monthly basis. It doesn't cost, it saves. Call 609-X for complete information.

Soft Water Service. (11 tf) Fort Wayne, Sept. 17. Willard Lemper of near Concord has returned to his home from Sacred Heart hospital, Garrett, where he was treated for severe bruises suffered in a tractor accident last Saturday. The tractor that he was driving overturned and he was pinned under it in a ditch.

Harold Baker, a neighbor, discovered his plight and summoned aid. Mrs. Gloria Genda, 17, will be able to leave Sacred Heart hospital in Garrett Thursday after receiving Bishop John F. Noll of Fort Wayne WANTED TO BUY 1946 OR '47 announced today that negotiations Chevrolet, Plymouth or Ford, any for the sale of the Spink-Wawasee body style. Will pay good price.

hotel at Lake Wawasee to the Catholic church for use as a seminary Write P. O. Box 76, Garrett. (101t6) GLASS TOPS CUT TO ANY SIZE school, had been completed. for tables, desks, etc.

Owen Glass The unconfirmed purchase price Shop, North Cowen, phone was reported at $275,000. Bishop 153-R. (22tf) Noll said letters have been mailed to the hotel's stockholders to obtain REFRIGERATION SERVICE GENE treatment for injuries received sept. 11 when she jumped from an automobile driven by her husband, Virgil Genda. They reside at the Garrett hotel.

The incident took place on East Quincy street in Garrett following an argument. Genda stopped the their approval of the sale. Thomas, phone 525-J, Auburn. (101t8) The purchase of the hotel is being Treat the Family to 'VITEX' VITAMIN HOMOGENIZED MILK "The most healthful drink you can buy!" SUPERIOR DAIRY Phone 279-R made by the Crosier Order which will move from the Sacred Heart semi FOR SALE AUTOMATIC WATER heaters, both gas and electric, at Carlin's Appliance store. (64tf) nary which is located on the old Au car and took his wife to the hospital, She suffered a concussion of the brain and was unconscious three hours.

She also had her right burn-Fort Wayne road in Allen county. The Order, whose mother house is EXPERIENCED PAPERHANCER-Latest patterns. Paper removed with machine. Free estimate. C.

R. Nissly, phone 904W3. (tf) shoulder and left forearm bruised in Holland, ha3 operated the semi and left wrist sprained. nary near Fort Wayne since 1938. A program of extensive remodeling will Admitted: Mrs.

William Faganel of R. 4, An HERE'S NEVJS! BILL ZOLMAN PLUMBING AN-B heating contractor. Phone 527. ftf) be undertaken on the 128-room sum gola, gave birth to a daughter weigh mer hotel and it is hoped to make FOR SALE ONE FULL SIZE TU-bular bedstead and springs. Phone 148-R.

(99tf) ing 6 pounds and 12 ounces Wednesday at 10:28 p. m. the move in October. Ouarameedby I Good Housekeeping 7 A ijt JT fl fW The hotel was built about 1927 FOR SALE BY COMMISSIONERS three modern dwellings in Auburn and 104 acre farm in northeast corner of Fairfield township, known as Batdorf properties. Bids are now being received by Hugh G.

Sanders, Monday Margaret Ann Schwartz of and since that time has been an ex TOPCOATS new models all sizes $24.50 to $39.50 Angola, tonsil operation, returning home the same day; and Joan Helmer elusive summer resort, drawing thousands of vacationers each year of Avilla, appendectomy. Auburn. George E. Mountz, Gar tt has been closed for the season rett. (98tf) since last week.

Tuesday Ardella James of R. 4, Auburn, medical; and Mrs. Earl Bishop of 611 South Cowen street, Garrett, surgery. FOR SALE 80 ACRE FARM IN NO- At the present time there are lOtO WANTED Laborers on bridge construction. $1j00 per hour.

522 hours per week. All overtime paid time and a half. Apply at the Rieth-Riley Const. Co. LaOtto, Ind.

ble county. Electricity, good build young men studying for the priest; ings, 20 acres good timber, well Wednesday Mrs. Alton Howard of hood at Sacred Heart seminary. No definite plans have been made for fenced. Call or see C.

M. Smith Corunna, phone 75F12. (102t3) "MARLOW" HATS new fall colors St. Joe, surgery. Other patients in the hospital are: I use of the present buildings at the seminary.

MALE HELP WANTED PRESS Dr. N. M. Niles, Mrs. Mary Thomp operators.

Good wages, steady em son, Jim Hipshire, E. R. Gilmore, Mrs $6 FREEDOM TRAIN STARTS ON FOR SALE NEW OIL BURNER ployment. Hardware Engineering Earl Creager and baby son, William LeRoy, and Mrs. Albert Engle and used only two months.

Heats 7 to YEAR-LONG TOUR OF THE U. S. Co. (94tf) 8 rooms. Inquire Butler Center infant son, Thomas Randall, of Gar FOR SALE 6 ROOMS AND BATH service station.

(100t3) rett. semi-modern house. Inquire 209 Mrs. James Mortorff of Hamilton. High.

(99tf) Mrs. John Friedel, Mrs. Stanley FOR SALE VACANT ALL MODERN FOR SALE FUR COAT, BLACK caracul size 14, never been worn. Will sell at a sacrifice. Call 254-R.

(lOOtf) Patrick, Miss Louise Weber and Mrs. 7 room house at 116 Britton street, newly decorated. Inquire 301 South Derril Hefty and baby daughter, Bar BROGUE OXFORDS "Air-O-Magic" comfort $6.95 to $0.95 Walsh street. (100t3) WANTED WOMAN TO BIND rugs. Inquire Gerig's of Garrett.

(102t2) AMBULANCE SERVICE Philadelphia, Sept. 17. The freedom train, rolling shrine of American history, today began its yearlong tour to re-dedicate the natiou to the principles of American democracy, described by President Truman as the "world's great hope of last-in er peace." The sleek, red, white and blue train, bearing more than 100 of America's most precious historical documents, was dedicated here at ceremonies marking the 160th anniversary of the signing of thex U. S. constitution.

A message from President Truman, McKee Funeral Home, phone 590. No. 430 Classic simplicity of basic black, frosted (80Ttf) FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSE and one acre of ground, chicken house and electricity. One mile south and five miles west of Avilla, phone 13F12. Edwin Smith DELICIOUS REFRESHING WONDER DRINKS Non-Carbonated 39 lz GAL.

JAR Orange, Lemon-Lime, Pineapple-Orange, Punch Sold By All Independent Grocers A GARRETT PRODUCT R. R. 3, Albion, Ind. (98Ttf) SWEATERS AND JACKETS in all the latest styles and colors at low prices read by Attorney General Tom Clark with white lingerie swirls cut to figure-slim ming perfection by Martha Manning. Black Cordova Rayon Crepe in "Illusion" half sizes 18ft to 24Vt.

bara Jayne, of Auburn. Mrs. J. J. Stonestreet of LaOtto.

Mrs. Ella Westerfleld of Butler. Sister M. Elvira of Rome City. Edward Fox of the Sacred Heart home, Avilla.

Miss Cornelia Hain of Erie, Pa. Merlin Lower of R. 1, Waterloo. Mrs. Nora Noel of south of Garrett.

Mrs. Mary Swan and Mrs. Mary Strock of Fort Wayne. Wade Dodge of Pleasant Lake. Mrs.

Paul Eble of Angola. Patients dismissed include O. M. Rankin of northeast of Garrett, Gilbert Coble of Garrett, Mrs. Curtis Roose and baby son of Waterloo, Othel Brock of Pleasant Lake, Mrs.

Anthony Meyer and baby daughter of R. Waterloo, Earl Simpson of R. 4, Angola. Mrs. Hurschel Kolbe and baby son of northeast of Garrett, Sister Ethel Frieda of Rome City, and Mrs.

Benjamin Foor of last night, called on Americans to share with the world, the American version or personal liberty, more important to the world than the FOR RENT COMPLETELY FUR- atom bomb." "In the last analysis, we Amerl nished apartment, 3 rooms and bath, centrally located, $60 per '10 cans have but one thing to give to the oppressed peoples of the world," EXPERT CAR REPAIR GREASING WASHING STORAGE Mobile as Mobiloils GLENN NICOLAI CO. 24 S. Readoiph Phone 43 month. Ideal for working couple! S1TEC3CJ Give references. Write P.

O. Box 59 The Garrett Clipper. (102tf) the president said. "We have free dom to give them." "It is a heritage which we Amer FOR SALE HOLLAND lTD SQ furnace and Auburn stoker. Can be 'seen after 6 p.

m. Thursday. For leans must share with the world, without distinction because of race or creed or color, lies the world's rest D. Zimmerman, 213 South Har GARRETT Read Tour Own Clipper! rison, (102) great hope of lasting peace." 1.