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of a a a a a a be Tipton and Miami County News Dukes Hospital Trustees Elect Officers for Board PERU (Tribune Area Special) newly -appointed members of Dukes Hospital's board of trustees organized at their initial meeting held at the hospital Monday night. Robert Schram was elected president; Wayne Murphy, vice president and Herschel Wheeler, only remaining- member of the former! board, continues as secretary. Schram, Murphy and 'Leonard Phillabaum were appointed recently to fill the vacancies created by the resignations of Lyman McGuire and Velva Hanaway. The post held by Ralph Overman was left vacant when his term expired last Dec. 31 and the commissioners did not name a successor.

Schram's term will expire Dec. 31, while Murphy will serve until Dec. 31, 1957. Phillabaum's term expires Dec. 31, 1958 and Wheeler's term will terminate Dec.

31, 1956. Following their organization, the board members discussed the requests for a 40-hour week for hospital personnel and for salary increases for nurses. Local members of the Indiana State Nurses Association have asked that all private duty nurses be increased from $12 to $14 per day. The Local Finance of Peru was awarded the contract to collect old hospital accounts. Collection fee will be 25 per cent, according to Walter O'Brien, company manager.

The board also approved registration of Dukes Hospital with the American Hospital Association, this being necessary for the hospital's accredation. Dr. Gilbert Stansell, who is now with the Public Health Service, New York City, has been hired as a pathologist here starting part Aug. 1. He will replace Dr.

James E. McFadden of St. Elizabeth Hospital, Lafayette, who announced that he would be unable to continue. Dr. Stansell will be at Dukes Hospital three mornings each week.

He is to receive one third on all work done in that department. He will divide his time between Dukes Hospital and Memorial and St. Joseph Hospitals, at Logansport. A contract between Dukes Hospital and the Red Cross for Red Cross blood was signed by the trustees. The blood has been supplied free to the hospital and this will continue as in the past.

However, due to the heavy cost of processing the blood, it has been necessary to ask the hospitals benefiting from the blood program to share a cost of the processing. The hospital will pay $2.35 per pint, for cost of processing. The board also voted to increase the cost 'of giving blood from $5 to $7. The board will meet again Thursday evening to discuss changing of the time of the hospital's fiscal year and to discuss next year's budget which must be prepared in July. Retired Farmer Dies' Adrian, Mich.

Five sisters preceded him in death. Funeral services were from "Drake Flowers Funeral Home at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday. Burial followed at' the Greenlawn Cemetery, Mexico. Truman Hartzler Dies Funeral services for.

Truman J. Hartzler, 84, who resided near Gilead, will be held from the Olive Branch Church of God, located four miles southeast of Gilead, at 2 p.m. Thursday with the Rev. Harold. Conrad officiating.

Burial will be in the church' cemetery. Friends may call at the late residence after 10 a.m. Wednesday. Mr. Haitzler was a retired farmer and had community.

spent his liftime in the the Gilead His wife, former Stella Shoemaker, died in 1923. He was a member of the Masonic -Lodge of Macy. He is survived by ten children, 46 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and a sister. Dismissed From Hospital Victor L. DeVore, 16, Swayzee, injured in a county road accident southwest of Swayzee Monday was from Dukes Hospital Tuesday.

DeVore suffered bruises and lacerations when his truck overturned on the road, crashing into a Grant County road grader, killing the operator, Ray E. Moon, 64, of Fairmount. Held on Traffic Charges Felix Lynn, 61 E. Eighth is being held in the Wabash County jail under $550 bond on charges of drunken driving, public intoxication and having no operator's license on his person. He was arrested by Wabash police early Tuesday.

Peru police bad also been looking for Lynn early Tuesday when they received a complaint from Paul Arnold, Denver. Arnold signed an affidavit here charging Lynn with reckless driving and disorderly conduct. When Lynn's case is disposed of by Wabash authorities, he will be tried here on the two counts. House Damaged in Auto Accident A house owned by Kenneth Orpurt at 435 East Main was knocked partially off of its foundation Monday night when struck by a car in a two -car accident. Mrs.

Susie Morrison, 62, 259 Benton a passenger in a car driven by Miss Bobbie Joe Eberle, 18, 259 Chili suffered severe bruises On her left arm and right leg. She was treated by a physician then released. The accident occurred when Miss Eberle's car was struck from the rear by one driven by Clarence E. Owen, 17, of Wabash. The impact of the crash sent the Eberle car off the street and into the corner of the house.

Report Shortage Of Teachers, Pupils John T. Pierce, 90, 381 West 13th died at his home at 6:30 p.m. KALAMAZOO, Mich. Monday after a six months' illness. gan science a teachers and has serious He lived in Peru the past: 15 years, having moved here from his farm study by Science a Teachers.

committee home near Mexico. gan Born in Huron, Ohio, Oct. 12, disclosed. 1864, he was son of John T. A report prepared and Lenora (Ennis) Pierce.

He rection of Dr. George was married to Bessie Myers on director of graduate. Nov. 27, 1905. She survives.

They Western Michigan had no children. only balf as many The only survivor in addition torers were trained in the wife is a sister, Mrs. Leonalyear as did five years THE ENTERTAINMENT SPOT FOR THE 4th! FRIDAY (July 1) BILLY MAY (Directed By Sam Donahue) (July 2-8-4) Mon. JOHNNY PALMER Featuring The Finest Of Foods And The Val Eddy Trio Write For Schedules Colonial Hotel ROCHESTER ON Lake Manitou NEED MONEY? DRIVE TO THE MOTOR MART AND TRADE OR BUY USED 1955 CARS SAVE $200. TO $500.

THE MOTOR MART 1515 NORTH DAVIS ROAD OR LOGANSPORT ROAD Answer to Previous Puzzle LAROSA ORATOR OLEAT GENTLE PETER TASTE BRO NOT REAR DICE TOR ABLE 409 SOBERS 30 of the 46 Celebrity D'Urbervilles 47 drinks Italian city 48 The Graf 33 More recent 50 Mind 35 Lake in 51 Indian Scotland peasant 40 Dormant .52 Essential 43 Birds' homes 45 Digger 55 Greek letter (50.51 55 58 The Open Mike TV Radio Highlights By MARGARET BUHRMAN "Johnny Belinda," the role inf which Jane Wyman won an Academy Award, is played tonight by Katherine Bard in the TV adaptation on Front Row Center (9 p.m., Channel 8). Presented in three acts, the poignant story of the deaf-mute girl an interested young doctor concludes with the courtroom scene in the grist mill. SECRETIVE: I've Got a Secret panelists are faced tonight with the task of out-witting a wit. Bob Hope brings a secret to the show (8:30 p.m., Channel 8). REFORMER: England at the turn of the century is depicted for the setting of Kraft TV Theater's adaptation of John Galsworthy's "The Mob" (8 p.m., Channel 6), starring British actor Michael Clarke Laurence and Claudia Morgan.

Incensed at British policy, an upright member of Parliament, forgets discretion and follows his convictions. He meets unexpectedly strong opposition. RERUN: Recalling the past of Mrs. Yvonne deRidder Kennedy, member of the Belgian Underground during World War IT, This Is Your Life introduces the first of its summer rerung tonight (9 p.m., Channel 4). Mrs Kennedy aided in the escape of many downed fliers and other servicemen.

Well-Known: Names ACROSS 3 Screen 4 Writer Good Queen Gertrude. 5 and Eve 5 Winglike part Mike 6 Contrive and Landed .7: State 13 $12 Jacob and 8. Bogs down 9 Leeches Leah's third 10 Poet 500 14 Malt beverage 11 Care 'Seeger for 15 Beach guard .16 Sharpshooter 17.0 Operated 20 In the 18 Classical: Wearies vicinity31 19 "Emerald Isle" 24 Hog Candid meat' Insect 25 21 23 Distress signai26 Religious 24 Peas in a services. 277 Wharf 28 Pay 29 Quote 32 Kitchen tool. 34 Cheers 36 Venerate 37.

Annoy 38 Understand 39 Slender 41 Compass point 142 Number 44 Upon 46 Most equitable 49 Mother-ofpearl 53 Fuss 54 Race tracks 56 Males 57 Canvas shelter 58 Love role 59 Worm Bristle 61 Network DOWN 56 1 TV's Lucy 2 Pen name of Charles Lamb FIGHT: In tonight's 15-round world championship lightweight bout (9 p.m., Channel 6); Jimmy Carter defends his title against! challenger. Wallace "Bud" Smith. Russ Hodges reports from ringside at Boston. ATTENDS PREMIERE: Steve Allen joins the crowd at the Beverly Hills, premiere of "Not as a Stranger" and shares the excitement with Tonight Show viewers (11. p.m., Channel 4).

Stars of the picture are Robert Mitchum, Olivia deHaviland, Frank Sinatra, Gloria Grahame, Charles Bickford and Broderick Crawford. UNDERWATER SHOW: Wonders from the ocean depths, trayed by live action and through cartoon animation, are brought back to TV screens with the repeat Disneyland showing, of "Operation Underseas" (7 p.m., Channel 6). SIGMA CHI GIRL: Crowning. of the "International Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" will be broadcast from Cincinnati tonight (11 p.m., MBS): John Wayne, one of the four judges, will do the honors, and Don Wilson is emcee. Music is by Ralph Flanagan's Orchestra.

BIOGRAPHY: Russia's Marshal Zhakoy is the subject of tonight's biographical narrative on the series Newsmakers (9:05 p. CBS). It's Wise To Have Teeth Checked Before Vacation Vacation is a time to away from it all." greatest appeal and benefit of your summer holiday is the escape from the duties and monotony of everyday routine, the change of environment, the new-friendships you make. You live in a a a a a differ ent, carefree world. However, it is not entirely a dream world.

Among the things you cannot "get away from" are your teeth. No matter where you go or for how long you stay, they fare with you--useful attractive tools for healthy living, or roots pain and illness, as your care of them may determine. Whether you plan to go to the mountains, the seashore, for a motor trip or a cruise to other lands, there are many preparations to be made, and an appropriate wardrobe to be assembled. If you are wise, at the top af your "must" list, no matter what your other vacation requirements may be, is a check-up visit to your dentist before you leave. This is especially true if you are going to be away for some time, or if you are planning to visit places where there may be no dentist available should you you need one.

Lake Nirvana may, be a perfect paradise if you are feeling fit and in the mood, if you suddenly develop a toothache you'd gladly trade all that heavenly scene for an opportunity to call on Dr. Smith on Street at home and have him your misery. Isn't it just common sense to make that check-up visit before you go away and avoid the chance of having your vacation ruined? importance of dental care should also be remembered when you are packing for your trip, especially if you are: going places where the dentifrices you use daily at may be hard to get, Be sure you favorite have an tooth ample powder supply of your or paste, toothbrushes dental floss. These simple items will take up but a tiny corner in your luggage space, and yet they may be Embezzled Bank Funds, Woman Says assistant cashier of the Union State Bank at Windfall confessed in a signed statement that she embezzled $175,856.10 of bank funds over a period of several bank officials announced Tuesday. The cashier, Mrs.

Genevieve Campbell, who had been an employe of the bank for 28 years, said in the that she appropriated the money by manipulating the general ledgerbooks. Bank cashier. Hugh McNew. reported that the entire sum has been restored by the woman's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

P. Wright and that no -charges have been 'against Mrs. Campbell. Her confession was witnessed by E. MacDonald, supervisor of state banks for the Department of Financial Institutions.

He and federal authorities were summoned by the Windfall bank after McNew discovered the shortage during the weekly audit. McNew said the manipulations in Mrs. Campbell's books were actually found June 22. But, according to McNew, due to the fact that she was in the hospital recovering from a major operation at the time, the shortage was not made public yesterday. In manipulating the books, bank officials said, Mrs.

Campbell did not disturb individual accounts. Since the Wrights, who live on a farm north of Windfall, made restitution, thee bank has suffered no loss, said McNew. "They (Wrights), deserve all the credit in the world for what they did," he added. WISH-TV INDIANAPOLIS CHANNEL 8 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 P.M. 5:00 Early Show 6:15 Weather 6:20 News 6:30 Edwards 6:45 LaRosa 7:00 Godfrey Friends 8:00 The Millionaire 8:30 I've Got 8 Secret 9:00 First Row Center 10:00 News 10:15 Grand Ole Opry 10:45 Late Show THURSDAY, JUNE 30 A.M.

7:00 Morning Show 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Godfrey Time 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Life 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:45 The Guiding Light P.M. 12:00 News Weather 12:15 Farm Home 12:30 Welcome Traveler 1:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1:30 House Party 2:00 Catherine Daniels 2:30 Bob Crosby 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:80 On Your Account 4:00 Chapel Door 4:15 Cartoons 4:30 Sweet Time 4:45 Animal Time 5:00 Early Show Hand Cars Collide BLOOMINGTON, Ind. MA--Hand cars of two section crews collided Tuesday on a Monon curve, seven miles south of Bloomlington. Earl H.

Smith, 50, Frankfort, suffered extensive injuries but 10 other workers were unhurt. It's COOL Here! COLONIAL Now thru Thursday Pageantry Spectacle STEWART HAYWORTH GRANGER SALOME CHARLES LAUGHTON Do Modator scal TECHNICOLOR ALSO Alexis Smith in "SPLIT SECOND" Explosive excitement! Relax In A Cool Movie Today! 2 ENDS EERIE TODAY HITS! CREATURE UNA ELD Cult Cobra THURSDAY thru SATURDAY CINEMA: ROCK HUDSON SCOPE BARBARA RUSH JEFF MORROW ACTION CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT 1st Run Co-Hit and Cartoon Also Johnny Sheffield in "LORD OF THE JUNGLE' MILE BYPASS ONE SOUTH AT 31A AND DRIVE INA OPEN -4 NIGHTS. FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY FOR YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND! Wednesday, June 29, 1955 WTTV BLOOMINGTON. 4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 P.M. Little Rascale 5:30 Western Ledger 6:00 Front Page 6:15 Chandler Trio 6:30 Matt Dennis 6:45 News Caravan 7:00 Kodak Request Program 7:30 Ames Brothers 7:45 Moore's Fishing Club 8:00 Inspector Mark Saber 8:30 Man Behind the Badge 9:00 This la Your Life 9:30 Biz Town 10:00 Stock Car Races 10:55 Sports Eye 11:00 Tonight 12:00 Goodnight News THURSDAY, JUNE 30 Today Today in Indiana Today Ding Dong School Cartoons Sheilah Graham Horde Tennessee Ernie Feather Your Nest Cartoona RED Les's Cartoons Movie Matinee Prin.

of Economy Mack's Matinee The Greatest Gift Concerning Miss Marlowe Hawkins Falls TV Travels World of Mr. Sweeney Modern Romances Pinky Lee Howdy Doody Little Rascals Identify Crash Victim. RICHMOND, Ind. (P Relatives have identified a hitchhiker killed Monday night in an auto-truck col-! lision near Richmond as William KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE 15. WFBM-TV INDIANAPOLIS CHANNEL 6 Tipton Bank To Remodel Building TIPTON.

(Tribune Area Special) -The Farmers: Loan and Trust) Company Tuesday announced it remodel completely the bank, building" at 110. East Jefferson Street which it. has occupied for almost a half-century and, at the same time, moved into temporary quarters in the old First National Bank building at 128. East Jefferson Street, just at few doors, down the street. Harrison Smitson, bank, dent, said.

that the renovation project would start immediately. work will be done by the Charles Fairman and Sons, Inc. of Logansport, a firm of architects and engineers which specializes only in planning and erection of bank facilities. Completion is planned in five months. The new 'quarters of the Farm-60 Loan, when completed, will be completely modern bank with present two rooms on the first! floor converted into one large room.

Upstairs, there will be two lounge rooms, one to be furnished primarily for committees and small discusison -groups and the other to be of the auditorium type, seating 175 persons. Kitchen facilities, and a stage, will be provided, Smitson said, and the room will be- available to groups. Cost of the project was not an(nounced, but it is expected to be $100,000 or more. Farm. Worker Sentenced Jasper Mack, 20, Carrollton, itinerant farm in Tipton 'County was sentenced in TipCircuit Court Tuesday to serve two to 14 years at the Indiana Reformatory.

Mack had been charged by County Prosecutor Troy N. Hutto with forging three checks county farmer John Barr's bank account. Each check for $40 had been passed at local business establishments the first week June. Judge Horace C. Holmes in addition to the.

reformatory term fined Mack $120, the amount the three forged checks to reim-1 burse the victim. Driver Ignores Officers Kenneth Ratts, 19, St. Paul, made the mistake of passing SherPaul Grimme and State Patrolman Virgil Cardwell at 80 mph U. S. 31 in his car Tuesday morning while the officers were process of escorting a speeding truck driver to Tipton Justice Peace Jesse Owen.

Ratts was pursued by the officers and apprehended. He was fined $10 and costs on two counts of ceding the state speed limit improper passing. The truck driver, Bill W. Stinke, 23, Big Rapids, was charged with exceeding the speed limit and was fined $5 and costs. Sheriff Paul Grimme also was holding Willie Eugene Castile, Tuscola, on a warrant issued Douglass County, officials on a non-support charge.

Grimme said the Illinois reported that he would be in Tipton Wednesday to take custody of Castile. Pioneer Office Bids Plans were sent out to bidding contractors last Friday for the submission of bids on the new Pioneer Seed Corn Co. office, building be constructed on North Main Robert Woods, general manager, disclosed Wednesday. 7 Woods said the current fieldi stands of hybrid were never better and with normal weather record harvest could 'be expected. for Detasseling the coming workers have signed up ation in detasseling operlarge numbers, Wood noted.

He added that sufficient crews could probably be maintained without the operation of a 'summer camp as was the case in past years. LENA THOMPSON DIES Lena Thompson Matthews, 80, 204 Columbia died at 6 p.m. Tuesday at ber home after an illness of several weeks. The funeral will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the Leatherman-Morris Funeral Home.

The I Rev. Carroll O'Dell will be in charge and burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Wednesday. She was born Nov.

47, 1874 in Hamilton County to Samuel and Lucy Hauser Thompson. They moved to Tipton County when she was a baby. She was married Dec. 20, 1899 in Tipton to Horace Matthews. A member of the West Street Christian Church, Matinee Musical and the Art Club.

Survivors include the husband. Two sons, John of West Lafayette and Phillip of Freehold, N. a sister, Edith Frankenfield, Tipton, and two grandsons. Hospital Notes Admissions: Betty Yeary, Tipton; Louise Webster, Forest; Cleva Hannah, Tipton; Helen Weber, Tipton; Cecil Bruce, Windfall; Floyd, Tipton. Dismissals: Orpheus Cage, Sally Rubush, Tipton; Mary S.

Mitchell, Forest; Mary Schildmier, Atlanta; June Foster, Sbarpsville; Jean. Ware, Tipton; Sarah Willey, Windfall. WEDNESDAY, JUNE -29 P.M. 5:00 Chuckwagon Tales 5:30 Annie Oakley 6:00 Hoosier Weather 6:10 Johnny Winn Trio 6:35 Sports of the Day 6:45 Eye Witness 6:50 News Report 1:00 Disneyland 8:00 Kraft Theater 9:00 Blue Ribbon Boxing 9:45 Swanee River Boys 10:00 Weather and Sports 10:15 Forbes News 10:30 Red Barber 10:45 Feature Film 11:00 Sports Roundup 11:05 Night Owl Theater 16 A.M. 7:00 7:55 8:00 9:00 9:30 9:45 10:00 11:00 11:30 P.M.

12:00 12:15 12:45 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:30 6:00 TEURSDAY, JUNE 20 A.M. 8:00 Open House 10:15 Famous Playhouse 10:45 Kitchen Window 11:30 The Jonathan Story 11:45 Hymn Time P. M. 12:00 Market Farin News 12:30 Luff Time 12:43 News 1:00 Channel 6 Playhouse 2:15 Billie Lawrence 2:30 Cinderella Weekend 3:00 Matinee Theater 4:00 What's Your Bid? 4:30 Laff Time 4:45 Cartoon Club 6:00 Chuckwagon Tales 30 major factor in helping make your vacation truly enjoyable. If you use dental floss at home or during the day in town to remove the tiny particles of food that lodge between the teeth after eating, as dentists advise, all the more reason to take this handy item with you in' the canoe, on picnics in the woods or anywhere else that normal dental care is difficult.

Then, although you may not be able to enjoy all the comforts of home, you can use the dental floss to clean out your tooth crevices, and your mouth will feel clean and healthy. Takes but a moment, but may years of dental health and comfort. Don't let neglect of your teeth be the Achilles heel of your vacation preparations. May Orchestra At Colonial Hotel July 2-5 The Billy May- Orchestra will play at Colonial Hotel, Lake Manitou, July 2-4, under the leadership of Sam Donahue, tenor' sax star. Donahue is taking over for May while the latter.

devotes his full time to recording. Billed as a band with a "fresh the Billy May Orchestra features its saxophone section. Archaeology Replaces Lobstering in Ponza NY14 June 28, showing scaled model reactor and carrying slug "Advance for 7 June has been released for immediate publication. Same picture; mailed June 28 as 4795H, likewise released. Laborer Electrocuted RICHMOND, 'Ind.

m--Willis Solmon, 52, Muncie Construction Co. employe, was electrocuted Tuesday while working on a Public Service Co. power line south of Williamsburg, in Wayne County. STAG TONIGHT! AMERICAN LEGION POST 6 AUTO GLASS PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS G. Hart, 30, New Holland, Ohio.

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