Garrett Clipper from Garrett, Indiana • Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1957 GARRETT CLIPPER, GARRETT. INDIANA DEKALB CO. CREDIT BUREAU PARTICIPATING IN PROGRAM WILL SERVE OUT A FINE IMPOSED IN AUBURN COURT Don't envy a good business; advertise and have onel ciated Credit Bureaus of America, exchanged between member of-Inc. The DeKalb County Credit! fices of the association each week. Bureau, owned by Theo R.

Webb of Everv ouf0f-town rredit renort re- LEGION HEWS Snow, manager. After careful analysis the report will be returned to the reporting bureau. At the same time, all out-of-town reports sent by the DeKalb County Credit Bureau will be evaluated. A self-improvement program is Auburn, is taking part in this pro- rPiVed thU wppIt hv thp rPKaih being conducted this week by the uram. county Credit Bureau will be con- loo member offices of the Asso-I Over 80,000 credit reports are structively analyzed by Helen G.

NEW HOURS Thirty-year-old James R. Smith of Detroit, unable to pay a fine of $25 and costs of $13 imposed last Friday in Auburn city court, was taken to the Indiana State Penal Farm at Putnamville Tuesday afternoon. Smith was taken to the penal farm by Sheriff Frank E. Carpenter after commitment was ordered by City Judge Harold D. StumD.

SATISFIED MILLIONS RELY Oil ASP FOR QUALITY AND (By F. Dean Bechtol) The district meeting at Garrett one week from tonight will be one of the most important of the year. Just a month before district elections and two months before the convention. Legion politics is beginning to boil. The district steering committee has been called together for this meeting.

The district hospital committee has been called together for a special session at 7 o'clock, before the district meeting. This committee TH 1 mm A zjm U- P-O 1 Smith had plead guilty to public intoxication last Friday afternoon at a special session of city court. He was arrested earlv Fridav HURi meeting is necessary because of the death of the committee treas THSS WEEKEND Ojsen Friday and Saturday Until 9 p. m. AFTER -MAY Open Friday Until 9 p.

m. Close Saturday at 6 p. Of "Tread On Air Yith Blair" COSSZ SEE YOU'LL SAVE AT FRESH, FULLY DRESSED urer and the need for immediate reorganization. About 200 Legionnaires, representing the 35 Posts of this district, will converge on Garrett for this meeting. Dinner will be served by the Garrett Auxiliary from 6:30 to 7:30.

We think that the most amusing incident to come out of a Garrett district meeting happened many years ago. Fort Wayne Post 47 had CUT-UP morning on U. S. 27 while riding in an automobile driven by Merl J. Smedley, 28, also of Detroit.

Smedley, booked at first for investigation on charges of drunken driving, was tried Friday afternoon on a reckless driving charge. He was fined $25 and $14.75 costs and given a 10-day suspended jail term. Smedley was released Friday night after payment of his fine. The pair was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Walter R. Schuster.

They told the officer they were en route to a party in Fort Wayne and admitted they began celebrating the affair before they got there. Smith will serve his time at the penal farm at the rate of $1 a day until his fine and the court costs are paid. He may be released before, however, if his fine and costs are paid. WHOLE Lg ww 37 lb. ud La ill LJ LJ L.i 4 Fresh Fryer Legs ib.

49c Fresh Fryer Breasts ib 59c Fresh Fryer Wings ib. 29c Fresh Fryer Backs ib. 12 llEllllMi 'SUPER-RIGHT" l-lb- IE Slicsd Bacon n. BRAIN SURGERY FAILED TO SAVE LIFE OF HUDSON MAN Pkg. iww wiiiicu uuiugiia All Meat on- Dani FRESH CAUGHT 39c Smoked Picnics 5S Ib.

U3b reiwu riiieid t.akf. LAKE ERIE lb. Sliced Bacon SJSSSr 2lb; 99c Fish Sticks 2 69c CAP'N JOHN FROSTED TOP QUALITY GOLDEN-RIPE 41 frpi lb. i. UUJ A resident of Hudson for the past 12 years, Albert T.

Everett, 43, died Monday at the Elmhurst hospital at Angola. He had been ill for the past year and in serious condition for the past four weeks. He underwent brain surgery a month ago at the University hospital at Ann Arbor, and was transferred to the Elmhurst hospital last Thursday. The body was removed to the Kistler funeral home at Hudson and funeral services will be conducted at the Methodist church in Hudson at 2 p.m. Thursday.

The pastor, Rev. Jay Morris, will officiate at the services and burial will be in the Circle cemetery. The Hudson Masonic lodge will conduct graveside rites. Mr. Everett was born- at Wren, on April 4, 1914.

He was a real estate dealer and until recently owned the Ever-ette Furniture Store in Hudson. He was also a cable inspector in the plant of the International Harvester Co. at Fort Wayne. Survivors include the widow, the former Dahlia Gross; three daughters, Shirley, Joan and Bonnie, and a son, Albert all at home; his father, Lester Everett of Ashley; a brother and seven sisters. Drought its band to play a concert on the streets before the meeting.

They had beautiful, even -if rather gaudy, uniforms. After the concert one of the drummers, who had worked hard all day and who had little interest in the meeting itself, decided to just go back to the car and rest until after the meeting. He had come in a new Buick belonging to another member. The car was parked ori East King street. He went to the car, loosened his collar, parked his drum on the floor and drifted happily off to dreamland and a much deserved rest.

Early the next morning, with a bright sun shining down, Doctor Klingler went out to get his new Buick, which had been parked close to the Fort Wayne car. The doctor was amazed to find our drummer, still blissfully asleep in the back seat of his car. The gaudy uniform, which was so attractive in a massed band, looked slightly out of place on one man alone on Sunday morning. After embarrassed explanations to the doctor he called for help and was transported back to the city. Clarence Brookmeyer, former Garrett boy and now of Findlay, was in the city over Easter.

Clarence is a past commander of Miami Post and a past commander of his district, with a most credible record in the Ohio department. Frank Kish, all tanned up and swaggering, was back in town over the weekend. Harry Gault is still in serious condition at the hospital. Bob Freeman is getting better and impatient. Lloyd DeBolt of Fort Wayne, 47, department hospital chairman and treasurer of our district hospital committee, was admitted to the hospital at 9 last Thursday evening.

We talked to him in the admitting room. At 12:30 he was dead. His death was staggering to all of us who worked with him. It is most difficult to pick up the threads of a man's work and intentions. Howard Tibbals and Dean Bechtol attended the joint memorial service for Lloyd held by the Legion and 40-8 at Fort Wayne Sunday evening.

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The meeting was opened by repeating the club creed. Bessie Surfus read from the sixth chapter of Ephesians. The song of the month was sung and Ann Kelham gave the history of the composer. Eighteen members answered to roll call with "A Household Hint." Vera Scheureman was reported much improved and soon to leave the hospital. Poultry leader, Grace Hartung, announced the Egg Show.

Esther Fitch reported on food and Nina Davis on literature; Our May meeting will be the twenty -first with Spencer Township club as our guests. The committee served refreshments and the meeting closed with the Mizpah prayer, after which an auction was held. gal. JANE PARKER ENRICHED in our HOMOGENIZED Fresh UWk 3 ib 59s Sharp Cheese WISCONSIN CHEDDAR White Bread 2 37c Blackberry Pie JANE parker 8- size 49c Orange Chiffon Cake ea. 43c Raisin Bread JANe parker 19c i-ib.

ee wiiiviwibMA uuiui OWN brick nMMA FLORIDA 2 P2 ctns. CHILLED INDIANA CATTLE FEEDERS' mt mgk DAY FRIDAY AT PURDUE U. County Agent Ernest J. Lesiuk Dreft 4 Ivory Soap for PERSONAL GIANT large and the assistant county agent, Herschel L. Kilgore.

reminded De 31' 37 Kalb county cattlemen Tuesday SPECIAL FORMULA 12-oz. Oh! the liyin's such fun when you work by day, and play by night, in our charming summer-cooler cottons! "Appeal-tested" for their 27c 88c 20c loy can that the annual Indiana Cattle Feeders' day will be held Friday, large calces April 26 at the new livestock re search barn at Purdue university 'come-hither" looks, and their "easy-care" 2S The barn is located one mile Ivory Snow Ivory Soap medium Ivory Flakes north of the U.S. 52 by-pass at Lafayette. A tour of cattle experiments is planned from 10 a.m. to 88 11 a.m.

The program from 11 a.m. 33 20 virtues keep them fresh as a summer breeze. Come along, see them all! The variety is unlimited, gay and festive as carnival time! JUNIOR MISSES HALF SIZES to 12:50 p.m. will be directed by Claude Harper, head of the animal Spic Span TS Ivory Soap LARGE A calces Camay Soap bath ze 2t Camay Soap REG. SIZE ij cakes Lava Soap 8 husbandry department at Purdue Oxydol WITH BLEACH Important information on feeding 20 of fattening steers, calves and heifers will be presented by Purdue university.

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Benson, president of the Indiana Cattle Feeders' association as chairman, will be concluded at 3 Farmers needing transportation are asked to contact the county extension office in Auburn. Dash Detergent Open Friday Nights Until 9 O'clock Closed Saturday At 6 p. m. Department Store NEW BLUE DOT Cl3Z large 3 6AI AIUKTIC PACIFIC ISA COttMKl Garrett Clipper classified ads bring results. Try them..