Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 10

THE BROWNSTOWN (END. BANNER WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1950 PAGE 10 f- IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear obtain copies of contract docu- ments upon application to the Engineer. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The School City of Brownstown, acting through its Board IN MEMORIAM In memory of Matilda Dickmey-err who passed away July 20. 1949. Random Items Of General Interest Umbring Injured In Rained Out Game -TsTXXCS co Melvtn Lee Hauer, who passed I county.

He would have been a soDhomore at Salem high school this fall. Mr. Hamilton Is the trustee of Jeiferson township. He is survived by the parents, 'his brothers, Robert Dale and Irvin Leroy Hamilton, and a sis SOXZTHXNG Proposals shall be enclosed In Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. of School Trustees, will receive proposals for repair and alterations to the electrical service sealed envelope, bearing the Salem's Chamber of Commerce Leroy Lam bring was Injured warns the citizens of Washington i on the face in the Softball nine ter, Maruyn Sue Hamilton, all liv- title of the pro.cct and the name and address of the bidder, end shall be delivered or mailed to county to be on the lookout for between the Brownatown Lions away 18, 1349.

The road into the suncejt Is one we each must tread. And though it brings us sorrow When a loved one goes ahead. Still there is comfort knowing We will meet again someday. Fond memories linger every day-Remembrance keeps her near. 16pl Missed by son, Adolph fraudulent magazine salesmen and; and the Allison Foundry at Bed- ing 41 home- peddlers.

Numerous complaints ferd, Monday night, Mr. Lamb- the place for receiving bids prior to the hour for opening came. ring, in attempting to retrieve a fielded ball ran into the radiator of a parked car. The Bcrd of School Trustees and distribution system in- the present grade school building located on school property at Brownstown, Indiana. Proposals will be received' at the Brownstown Loan and Trust Co.

Bldg Law offices of Branaman and Market. Brownstown, Indiana, until the hour of 1 p. CST August 5, 1950, at which time all proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice is hereby given the tax have been voiced against these im-posters during the past few weeks, there, that the men and women have collected money, but the people have not received their product. reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any in Major Injury was a deep I cut Brown Mrs.

Louise Shannon Brown. 40, of Seymour, was buried this afternoon in Reddington cemetery following her death Monday in Schneck Memorial Hospital at Seymour. She had been ill several years- Funeral services were conducted from the Voss Mortuary this afternoon in charge Of the Rev. formalities in bidding. When grief and pain are over And the clouds have rolled away.

Sadly missed by Father, Mother, Brothers 16pl and Sister on his chin, which though painful was not considered serious. He No bids shall be withdrawn payers of the City of Seymour, Jackson County, Indiana, that the after the opening of the bids proper legal officers of said mu without the consent of the Owners for a period of 14 days after nicipality at the regular meeting Proposals shall be properly the scheduled time for closing and completely executed on proposal forms furnished by the George L. Florence, pastor of the Central Christian church. bids. is expected to be back in the Lions lineup next Friday night in their long awaited game against the Seymour The contest st Bedford Monday night was called off because of rain after four innings of play.

Lion members were just beginning their turn at bat when the water started to faH. 1 Engineer in accordance with Ind. Board of School Trustees, Mrs. Brown was born at Red The walls of the Jackson Circuit court will be light green trimmed with white when the October term begins. Painters started the work last week.

Ceiling Sf the room was covered with acoustic board several months ago and prior to that new fluorescent lights had been added. Emblems on the wall are being cleaned and will remain. Form No. 96, prescribed by the State Board of Accounts, and dington on October 26, 1909, to Benjamin G. and Grace Elizabeth Gilbert Shannon, the latter rurviv Brownstown.

Indiana Charles R. Robertson, Pres. Charles T. Rein bold Herschel A. Vermilya Oren Huber (July 19.

1950t2) shall be accompanied by questional re, Ind. Form No. 96-A for any proposal in excess of $5,000.00. ing. She was married at Cortland place on the 1st day of August.

1950, at 7:30 p. will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time. Legal Fund, 1-13, Services personal and other compensations, $1,788.05 Council Funds, 1-13, Services personal, other compensations $915.00. Board of Works, Fund 1-13. Services personal, other compen on October 18, 1903.

to Orville L. Non-collusion affidavit required by statute shall be executed on Brown, who survives. Notice! I will be out of my office from Saturday, July 15, until Saturday, August 5, inclusive. My assistant will be in the office from Monday, July 31, until I return. utner survivors include one proposal Each proposal shjUl be accom brother, Otis Shannon, nf La Porte, and two sisters, Mrs.

Helen panied by a certified checkv bank OOI3STOI3E Jim Robertson is in a pickle. Harold Martin gave him some seed which was supposed to produce the biggest cantaloupes in Jackson county. Jim decided to try Taylor, Portsmouth, Ohio, and ararc. or satisfactory bid bond. Mrs.

Lena Faye Kovener, of Sey payable to the Board of School mour. sations. $270.00 RfMC Membership Meeting All Arranged For July 29th Jackson County Rural Electric Membership corporation reminded its many members again today that the annual all-day meeting will be held Saturday, July 29. at the Jackson County Fairground. The affair, which will Include registration, merchandise displays, beautiful appliance prizes, a program, lunch and a business meeting, will be the twelfth of its Trustees, in the amount of 5 of the bid price.

Contractor to whom award is the seed and bedded them in his prize melon soil. Tou should see that patch now you guessed it, all pickles! made shall furnish, acceptable performance bond, executed by BOSS BROS. Brownstown Indian Diaaer ana approved surety, with Obituary Jack E. Shields, M. D.

in five days after notice of award, in the amount of 100 of the contract price. Kina since ine cooperative iwas Contract documents. Including Thompson -Last rites for David Herman Thompson, 74, of Freetown Rl, were conducted Saturday at two p. m. in the Beck's organized in 1938.

drawings ana specifications, are un yes, just in case you were Russell Mrs. Lillian Russell. 81. died at her home in Seymour Sunday morning following a six months' illness. Mrs.

Russell was born at Max-ville. December 4, 1868, to Samuel H. and Mary Frances Mayes. She was married at Max-ville in 1896 to James A. Russell, who preceded her in death.

She was a member of the Methodist church and had lived in Jackson county the last 11 years. Surviving are three children Mrs. Will Hamer. Mrs. Joe Kirbert and Ray G.

Russell, "all of Seymour; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild-Funeral services in charge of the ReVi A. S. Bastih were conducted at the Voss Mortuary Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial in Grove "Christian church. Brown i wondering, there will be free ice county, in charge of the Rev.

cream for everyone! i SEYMOUR i SALEM BUS LI NES E. E. Pedlcord, of Brownstown on file at the law offices of Branaman and Market, Brownstown Loan and Trust Building, Brownstown, Indiana. At the office M. Ralston, Consult-nig Engineer, 910 St, Bedford, Indiana, and at the State Board of Accounts.

Indianapolis. Indiana. Prospective bidders may Burial in the Beck Grove cem- died at her home Sundav follow- BROWNSTOWN, PHONE tO BROOKS' LUNCH ing a Tour-years' JUnes. Clerk-Treasurer Fund, office supplies, $200.00 Engineer Fund, 3-8, Supplies, general. $50.00 Street Fund.

3-33, Garage and motors, $150.00 Street Fund, 3-38, Supplies, general, $150.00 Street Fund, 4-43. Materials, streets and alleys, $1,500.00 Street Fund, 7-72, Properties, equipment, $480.00 Police Fund, 2-21. Communication and transportation, $50.00 Police Fund, 2-25, Repair of Equipment. $100.00 Police Fund. 3-38, Supplies general.

$100.00 Park Fund, 3-33, Garage and motor, $50.00 Special Sewer Fund, $3,000.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which board will hold a further hearing within 15 days at the County Auditor's office of Jackson County, or at such other place as may be designated. Burial was in Center cemetery OPERATION ON FAST DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME at Flanagan, III. Mrs- Thompson was born October 14, 1873, at Quiet Dell, W. to the late J.

M. and Sarah Haw- READ DOWN READ UP InfTDLY" sh a "sir "SIT i i ianapoli Pgl. AM I AM AM PM PM PM PM AM! AM Ind AM Kins vvoiie. fane was married on PM PM PM PM PM 3:661 6:60 195Q I 1 IZ.OQJJIXS Riverview cemetery. Christmas Day, 1895.

at Quiet Dell, to Albin deceased. She was a member nf the 5:53 I 7:53 I 7:53 I 1:53 I 3:53 14:53 I 7:53 7 :02 7 :02 6 :02 5 :07 1 :07 1 9 :02 8 :00 7 :02 Seymour Pgl. Dr.BD.Yferd Veterinarian At Safes Barn 7:00 7:55 8:55 1 :55 4:15 5:35 7:55 6:50 6:40 5:30 3150 12:50 8:50 7:50 6:40 Seymour Christian church at Flanagan. Curtis Word has been received where she lived before establishing of ot Mr- Lucille Curtis. 7:20 8:15 9:15 2:15 4:35 5:55 8:15 6:30 6:20 5:10 1 3:30 12:30 8:30 7:30 6:20 Brownstown who passed away at her home in 8:25 9:25 2:25 4:45 6:05 8:25 6:10 IVsilonia residence in Seymour.

6:20 8:10 3:20 1 12:20 8:20 Washington, D. Monday morn Survivors include four children. 14:55 1 14:551 I 12:05 1 I IMedora Brownstown Phone 211 ing. etery- Mr. Thompson had been ilUfor three years, but seriously only the past nine months.

He died at his home northwest of Brownstown, Wednesday, July 12. at 4:25 p. m. Born August 25, 1875, in Beck's 'Grove, he was the son of James and Jane Elizabeth He married Mary Eunice Holley in Jackson county on October 3, 1896. They moved to Jackson county about 42 years ago.

Mr. Thompson was a farmer, a member of the United Brethren church at Beck's Grove and a member of the Redman Lodge, which had charge of a portion of the service. Surviving are the widow, three sons. Dawson Thompson, of Battle Ground; Claude Thompson of Tampa, and Walter Thompson of Lafayette; two daughters. Mrs.

M. O. Lucas, of Brownstown Rl. and Mrs. Virgil Wilson of Freetown; a brother, Jess Thompson, of Seymour R4; 22 grandchildren and .18 great-grandr children.

9:60 116:00 3700" :30 MOT: S30 Salem Mrs. Curtis was born in Browns Mrs. Roxie LeMeasurier, of Seymour. Clarence W. Thompson, of Minonk, HI, Mrs.

Marie Bee km an, town the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Highland Park. and Guy C. SH Sundays and Holidays ONLY.

'Daily except Sundays and Holidays. DLY Every Day-PGL Connection with Perm. Greyhound Lines- Salem Bus waits for connection. i Byford E. Long.

She moved to Washington with her parents when a child- She was a lovely girl and often visited Brownstown relatives. Thompson, of Phoenix. a brother. Cecil Wolfe, of Yakima, a sister, Mrs. Alice Thomp Surviving are the mother, Mrs- son, of Clear Lake, Iowa; eight At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held.

RALPH J. LUCAS, City Clerk Treasurer of the City of Seymour, Jackson County, Indiana. (July 19, 1950t2) grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Long, and one sister, Mrs- Sarah Louise Thompson, both of Washington. INDIANA THEATRE Bedford Fri SaL, July 21-22 Roy Rogers and Trigger Along the Danger Traill "TRIGGER JR- with Dale Evans Pat Brady Joe Kirk wood 'Jr, Leon Errol in "JOE PALOOKA IN HUMPHREY TAKES A CHANCE" also News Funeral services and burial were rjrr3 fix Resiner Mrs.

Louise Resiner, held in Washington this afternoon at 1 o'clock. 86, a former Seymour resident, died at Indianapolis last Wednes Goss Mrs. Julissa Goss, 70, day night, following an illness of two months. died at the Methodist Hospital in; Mrs. Resiner was a native of Indianapolis Thursday morning, where she was admitted two Germany, and was the daughter of Iroadcast Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Noelker, i She I weeks ao She had been ill about B. DAVIS Plumbing Heating Mom KM Medorc. hi ry Ann r- I came 10 me unura omi.es wiui vear BLEACH SLICED BEEF 21 oz glass 29c Sat. 11 p.

m. Tiie. Jack Carson Yum' Yum WHAT FUN In all delirious "THE GOOD HUMOR MAN" with Lola Albright Jean Wallace and Geo. Reeves. qt btle.

10c her parents 70 years ago- She Mrg. Goss made her home with was married in Seymour to Henry her daughter, Mrs. Irene Strong, at Resiner, who died a number of 3 Bloomington, who is the only Immediate survivor. years ago. I Funeral services were conducted Leeds Survivors include two sons, Clarence" F.

and Herbert C. Resiner, of Indianapolis; one sister, Mrs. Carrie Myer, of Louisville; Wednesday Thursday John Carfiekf in "UNDER MY SKIN" Michel ine Prelle-Luther Adler at- the Catholic church in Bloom-ington Saturday morning with graveside services at the Kurtz Corned Beef HASH 16 ox can 25o three brothers, W. H. and Louis cemetery at 11:30 o'clock.

Large 260 Size Snnkht LEMONS iNoemer, ooui oi oeymour; ueurge Noelker, of Milan; three grand- CARD OF THANKS doi 'Williams Arza V. Williams, 57. of Seymour Rl. died at his home Friday night, at" 10:30 o'clock. Funeral services for him were conducted Tuesday at ten a.

m. at the Voss Mortuary. Burial in Carey cemetery. Hamilton county, in charge of the Rev. Geo.

Florence. A farmer and carpenter, Mr. Williams was born September 8. 1892. the son of Charles and Clara Passwater Williams, in Hamilton county.

On September 2. 1912, he married Altha Hollo-way at Nobleaville. In 1941 they moved to Jackson county. Four Charles W. Williams of Anderson, Robert Williams of Donald Williams of Indianapolis and Max Williams at home; one daughter.

Mrs. Louise Messick of Indianapolis; three brothers, Fred Williams of Noblesville, Clifford Williams of Arcadia and Ernest Williams of Iowa; three sisters: Mrs. Mae Davis of Mrs. Elsie Muncie of Stockton. and Mrs.

Dorothy Carey of Cambridge City; and four grandchildren survive. children and one great-granaenna. We wish to thank all those who DR. WM. M.

CONNER Optometrist EYES EXAMINED 6LASSES FITTED Phone 950 Seymour, Ind. Rooms 9-10 Vehsiage BWg. HOURS 9-12 A. P. M.

Closed Wed. Afternoon Funeral services were conducted helped in any way during the ill- at the Shirley Brothers Chapel, Freestone Vine Ripened ness and after the death of our husband and father, D. W. Thompson. For the many kindnesses and LAWRENCE THEATRE Bedford Sat.

A Sun July 22-23 Monte Hale in "The Vanishing Westerner" Bill Boyd Andy Clyde Rand Brooks in "THE STRANGE GAMBLE" Also serial "Jas. of Mo." Indianapolis, Saturday afternoon Burial in Concordia expressions of sympathy, we will Fall fresh Drtsstd FRYERS 55c CANTALOUPES 2 29- PEACHES 2,0,311 be ever grateful and appreciative. Mrs. D. W.

Thompson 16pl and Children. Hamilton After an illness of two weeks; Thomas Leon Hamilton, 14, died of leukemia at the Riley hospital, Indianapolis, Wednesday at 6:45 p. m. The Rev. John U.

Phelpa was in charge of funeral services for him at the V. S. Ko. 1 Cobbler POTATOES 10 WIEHERS, Skinless lb 45c Old Fashion E0L06MA lb 29c ML Carmel Christian church near CamDbellsbure. Saturday after noon.

Burial was in the Mt. Carmel cemetery. Thompson Funeral rites were conducted from the Harris. Funer The boy was the son of Theodore and Minnie Hattabaugh Hamilton, of Campbellsburg Rl, al Home in Pontiac, 111., Tuesday Spiced Luncheon MEAT sliced lb 59 3 lbs 25c i' lb 5c 9c1 and was born March 24, 1936, in afternoon for Mrs. Delia YELLOW ONIOHS, Ho.

1 HOME 6R0WH CABBAGE CARROTS. Ho. 1 Calif; Jefferson township, Washington Thompson, 76, of Seymour, who TT6S 33! I9r 43' 27r 28e Eutterenp CHEESE 2 lb box 45c Creamed Cottage California Yaltada 252 She ORANGES ioz CHEESE. Cereal Bowl 19c ITS YOURS JUST FOR SEEING AND COMPARING THE EXTRA Whiting Trout Dressed Iff a 3-Way Shakt Iff Sell Ss-f'. FISH 2 it.

lUckWt Pepper ALL FARMERS In This District VALUES YOU GET IN A KELVINATOR Bee KELVIN ATOLYS cans 25 2 Ho. 2 cans 67c Ho. 2 can 27c 2-1 lb tall cans 25c 32 oz can 27c 3-1 lb cans 25c lb uns25c 3 Ho. 2 cans 25c BLACK RASPBERRIES PINEAPPLE, Eloorro Sliced HERRING, THghoan Holiday Sweet Mixed PICKLES PORK BEAKS, Mary Ann KIDHEY BEAMS, Mary Aim SAUER KRAUT, Belle Brand Sea Cottage SARDINES i Armour PIGS FEET 12" cu. ft.

Come Numaid Colored OLEOi: Big Field Demonstration Of I HEW "VA" SERIES CASE TRACTORS Patsy Ann Vanilla Florida GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 csn VAI1ILLA WAFERS AMD MOUNTED IMPLEMENTS f.lAGTCnPIEC2 ONLY $29995 LOOK AT ALL YOU GET It's CoId-Clesr-to-the-FIoor More cold space for all type of food. Big Frozen Food Chest holds lbs. Large capacity sliding Meat Trsj with cover. Handitrsy of clear Polystyrene for fruits, vegetables, sandwiches, etc.

Piece on any shelf. Flexible storsge space with adjustable shelves. Shelves of sturdy aluminum; rust proof. Full-width refrigerated Super-Crisper drawer. Holds more than a bushel of fruits, vegetables, beverages.

Famous trouble-free, money-saving Polarspbere cold-maker. Ample re-. serve power to maintain safe temper ature st sll times. Dependable product of the oldest manufacturer of electric refrigeration for the home. Morning Glory Made From Western Boscul 32 bajfs in Ice Tea Tumbler TEA BAGS Hard IE FLOUR basr I bag Wheat Flavorkist i CRACKERS Armour's Star CORNED BEEF HASH i6 oz Ay LUX SOAP reg 01c size bars I Here is an opportunity to see In field operation, direct from the Case Factory in one big cararan: The new "YAH" Hi-Clearance Tractor, especially designed for cultivating, spraying and general farm work where high clearance Is needed.

Also, other new-improved equipment, demonstrated and explained. Entire demonstration conducted by trained factory 4 in 1 lb pkg box KaMMtar MM VM My J1V4 wlda, llV MM' hlsh. 2000 Mile Guarantee! MOTOR OIL 2 gal $29 can I I Ball or Kerr FRUIT JARS pts 65 qts 7 LUX SOAP 2 bars 21C n-Tw fieortiM rtM. State mmt kacal tmmm bath size rnem mm smumuh wmmjmn mm mmm Seel Dig a. ft.

KELVIN ATOD mm AOtosynrnfOf. COMPAQ SILVER DUST men. DATE Monday, July 24, 1950 TIME 1 p.m. (DST) SURF 2 t49c BREEZE 2 GST 0 t)hh doth each pig PLACE 3 4 mile west of Brownstown iyr $249.95 SSI CTZ OIVMATOI on Rood 50 on the Alf Pottschmidt farm. Bowling Motor Co.

AMEMKA'S MOST COfCO tsTUGOATOC Brownstown Phone 245 JAMES A. KNOST HOME APPLIANCES at the West End Phone Biuwustsrvm.