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Ten Logansport. Indiana, Pharos-Tribune DAILY RADIO PROGRAMS -AU USTiNGS CENTRAL STANDARD TIME- WMAQ (670) WGN (720) WBBM (780) WLS-WEMR (890) WSAL (1230) FRIDAY EVENING CO Alei Drier Fuliun Lewis jr. 15 Joe Wilson Nichols N'ews I 3a Eeatty. Gabriel Mcattcr 4.1 One Family Perry Como Tennessee Ernlo Beiilah I. yle Van Ren (lev VHnderfook.

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Farmer Three J's 1 01 House of Music Buddy Black J5t. Pmci-am Met. Opera News-Melody 1" House of Music Buddy Black Paul G'oson Met. Opera Melodv Merchant 4o House of Music Buddy Black Paul Gibson Met. Opera lOlKanch House of Buddy Black Paul Gibson Met.

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Opera. Spotlight Bands gjo Khythma Collector's Corner Symphonettg Guest Star Wabash Ramblers Collector's Corner Syrnphonette Here's to Vets VFabash Ramblers 5 00 News Collector's Corner Josh Braay Merry-Go-Round News-Tune Time Ij. Books Carnival Collector's Corner Music Inc. Merry-Go-Round Want Ads dp case Dismissed Collector's Corner Sports Merrv-Go-Round Midwest la Case Dismissed Collector's Corner News Merry-Go-Round Trio Time pi snd 6 brou st me in supper Sunday night in compliment a few days. TI.HBO Wm Smith Tlnrh WnK.

oo IS 30 4S Talk Sports Starlight Theatre Howard Miller Music In Nlfht Myster-y Hour Saturday Afternoon TV Programs 125 43 2 00 15 46 3 00 iS 42 4 IS SO 4A 45 Colonel Flack Stu Erffin Exhibition Game Exhibition Game Kxhiliition Game Happy Valley Lone Ranger Feature at 5 Air.er. Inventory Amer. Inventory Bis Picture Youth Wants Films TBA TBA Nature of Things Hobby Time Mr Wizard Jet Pilot party Sunday night were: Isabel Baum, Mr. and Mrs. Luther McCain, Robert and Catherine McCain, John Bobbins, Mrs.

Charlotte Strathman and sons, Tommy and Billy and Jack Oaten, of Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. James French and Mrs. Mary Amm North Liberty and Mrs. Wm.

B. Smith. Joan Billing of -north of Yeoman has taken to St. Elizabeth hospital on Wednesday last week in the Eikenberry ambulance. Mrs.

Georgia Brown of Rockfield was taken from St. Elizabeth hospital at Lafavete to the Goodwill Johnny Juoltcr Place the Face TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Red Buttons Wild Bill Hlckok Flora, a student at Manchester college, who has been confined to her home by illness Is improving. County high school principals will meet with J. C. Yunker on the afternoon of April 5, to discuss the closing of school activities.

The county Board of Education will meet with the county superintendent, J. C. Yunker, on April 6. The school calendar for 1954-55 will be adopted and the text books and next year's school program will be discussed. Read the Classified Ads Mary E.

Hawkins, 80, Succumbs In Hospital WINAMAC, Ind. Mrs. Mary EUen Hawkins, 80, of the Star City community, died at 3 p.m. Thursday at the St. Joseph hospital in I Logansport after an illness of several weeks.

She was born in Ireland on Nov. 28, 1873. and came to Pulaski county in 1908 from Springfield, I I1L i She was married in Springfield on Oct. 28. 189S, to Martin Hawkins, who survives.

She also leaves two sons. John of Michigan City and Howard, New York; three daughters, Mrs. Agnes Cook, Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Ursula Dale of Indianapolis and Mrs. Esther Locker of Monticello, Iowa; and three sisters, Mrs.

Delia Don- iao of Cincinnati, 0.. and two in Ireland whose names are not known. She was a member of the Daughters of Isabella and the Christian Mothers. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Kennedy funeral home, where the Rosary will be recited Sunday evening.

Last services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the St. Joseph church in Pulaski. The Rev. Father C.

P. Ernst will officiate and burial will be in the St. Joseph cemetery. Friday Evening, March 26, 1954. Investigate Burglary Of Grocery In Monon MONTICELLO, Ind.

Police at Smitty's Grocery in Monon which netted thieves 40 to 50 Tornadoes Fail To Strike After State Warnings Twister Alerts Posted For Seven Hours, Not Even Severe Thunderstorm Reported. INDIANAPOLIS Nearly two million Hoosiers watched threatening skies for tornadoes Thursday as twister warnings were posted for a seven hour period. But Indiana rode out the weather bureau's alert in midafternoon without even a severe thunder- storn. reported in an estimated 40 counties in the south and east; portions whore the warnings were hoisted. Heavy rains dumped up to three or more inches of precipitation on scattered communities, temperatures climbed high into the 60s, and strong winds whistled through the countryside with gusts up to 57 miles an hour.

At Indianapolis, nearly 500,000 inhabitants were cautioned to take shelter if ominous weather descended, winds of "moderate gale" proportions were recorded at Report Death Of White County Youth In Korea Cpl. Robert G. Minniear, former White county soldier who was reported missing in action in Korea since November 30, 1950, reportedly died ia a North Korean prisoner of war camp, according to word received by relatives from the Department of the Army. The letter revealed that the youth died March 13, 1952. Minniear was born in Battle Ground and attended school in Lafayette before coming to White county.

He went to the Chalmers and Stockwell high schools and joined the Army in August of 1949. A radio operator, he was assigned to an artillery unit in Korea in June of 1950. He was 19 years old when he was reported missing in the same year. Survivors include his father, Fletcher D. Minniear of Mon-on; a brother, Ralph, Brookston.

four sisters: Mrs. Russell VanVoort of Chalmers; Mrs. Wayne Hann, Goodland; Mrs. Harold Sturgeon, Fowler; and Mrs. Lionel Harvey of New Mexico.

Weather Warm Temperatures ranged up to 70 pounds of coffee, S5 to S7 In cash. at Terre Haute, and rainfall up to several cartons Of cigarettes, some 3.12 inches at Warsaw for a 24- shotgun shells and rifle cartridges. Entrance was gained by breaking a pane of glass in the front door and reaching in and unlocking it, according to Sheriff Nelson Shields and State Trooper Sam Burch, who nvestigated. The burglary was discovered at a.m. Thursday by Mr, Smith, who helps his wife, Clara, operate the store.

Neighbors reported hearing A marriage license has been issued here to Wm. E. Hague of Lafayette and Joyce Marjorie Mosicr of Mulberry. Paul Jones has been confined to his home on East Main street by illness since Siimny. Miss Mary Cochrane, Delphi librarian fell Sunday on South Union street and injured her hip.

She was feeling bettor Tuesday. X- rays were taken of the injured hip. The Make Merry Class of the Methodist church held its March meeting in the social rooms of the church Monday evening. A cooperative dinner was served. Mrs.

H. B. Wilson was in charge of birthday observances. The program consisted of talks by two of those who took part in the W.C.T.U. speech contest recently with Shirley Eis giving her winning talk on "The Modern Bel-! shazzar" and Miss Patricia Maggart gave her talk on "The Hock of Gibraltar." Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Wilson showed colored slides sent by their son, Jesse Wilson, showing scenes taken while he was in Korea. Is now stationed in the Aleutian Islands. Mr. and John Merrell of Delphi are the parents of a daughter bOiTi at the Rome hospital on Saturday, March 20.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lauderdalc of Delphi are the parents of a daughter, born at St. Elizabeth hospital on Friday. March 19.

Jennie Jones has been dismissed from the Home hospital. Marjorie Crowell of Delphi has been dismissed from St. Elizabeth hospital. Mrs. Etta Coble has.

returned home from a sojourn in Florida where she was a guest her niere. Ruth Coble Burney. Mrs. J. C.

Smith and son John and Mrs. Harry Hau-gh and son Tlcrre spent Sunday in Ft. Wayne with friends and relatives, Mrs. Cora Daniels has rented the upstairs apartment in the Frank Hoan residence on West Front street. Mr.

and Mrs. Wilbur DooIitOe who have been at Lakeland, Florida, since November, have returned to their home near Yeoman. The six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Waller of Burrows, who suffered an attack of pneumonia after having measles, has been improving at Memorial hos- In the case of the Peoples Build ing Association of Monticello, Ind vs.

Noah G. Miller and Dorieen A MiHer, husband and wife, the courl found for the plaintiffs in the sum of 36,261.20 and costs of the action and the foreclosure of a mortgage on Lots 18 and 19. William Roth doing business as the Roth Ford Sales, has filed rail on a promissory note against Floyc and Laura Snoeberger asking judgment in the sum of S275. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom McCain entertained at a cooperative birthday NOW PLAYING A( HELL AND WAT RICHARD WIDMARK BELLA DARVI DAVID WAYNE CAMERON MITCHEti NOW 2 Big Action Features VIGIWNTE TERROR PLUS 3 STOOGES COMEDY WESTERNS-3 CARTOONS LAST POSSE BRODERICK CRAWFORD JOHN DEREK i iGEORGEMONTGOMERY noises in the vicinity of the grocery about midnight Wednesday and it was believed that the burg- ary occurred about then. bins and Miss Yvonne Mendelshon, of Lafayette. A special guest was Mrs. Edgar Hoag and daughter, Suzanne, of Philadelphia, Pa, who are guests of Miss Catherine McCain at Lafayette and of Mr. and Mrs.

Tom McCain. The daughter is planning to enter the fourth grade in the Lafayette schools under the supervision of Catharine McCain. Mrs. Hoag is a niece of Mrs. Luther McCain of south of Delphi.

Other guests at the birthday hour period ending Thursday morning. The tornadc alert sent the state civil defense organization into action to stand by for possible duty. Only a day earlier, State Director Frederick T. Cretors revealed he was dismayed by results of fie season's first tornado alert on March 12 because some counties in the area bad no civil defense directors and others had not furnished headquarters with the names of deputies to be contacted when efforts to reach the directors failed. SET WALL SERVICES Funeral rites for Mrs.

Theresa M. Wall, 91, former local resident who died at the Wabash Nursing Home Wednesday evening, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Chase-Miller funeral home. The Hev, Holms will officiate and burial will be in Mi. Hope cemetery.

Friends may call after noon today at the Chase-Miller chapel. JOB CAME HIGH BOSTON fipl In the early days, to be eligibile for governor of Massachusetts a man had to be "a Christian worth 1,000 pounds." EASTER CANDIES and Stover's TIMBERLAKE'S Nursing home at Camden in the Eikenberry ambulance. Mrs. Charles Fultz and son have been dismissed from the Home hospital. J.

C. Yunker, county superl tendent of schools, was the gue speaker at the Burrows Paren Teacher Association on Wednesda night, March 17. He discusse school financing. On April 19, Yunker attended a meeting school administrators at Indiana polls. Miss Anita Yunker of ne TODAY SAT.

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