Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 11

Storm TORONTO Southwestern Officers laid Mader told them tlumbla City iMpl St Paul cloudy a Alexandria Social Activities oeaiue cicar contests and Miss Case the SpanlVVmn cteir Isb contest! John Miller prMiaem TOt atackj fhe lungf o( humana? 01 It resemblea tubarculosis RAY NORRIS RADIO TV son son RADIO i TV SERVICE son Assistance Lien Not Enforceable 14 5 8 10 Hospital Dismissals RANK'S IX1T SHOP 2432 MAIN ST Mei dames Richard Goodwin of An derson Alton Lower Jack Dew berry Jesse McMahan A Baumgartner Muses Edith May and Marie Thurston ireman's AnxBiiry Tuesday evening found mem bers of the ireman's Auxiliary meeting at the home of Mrs Ebert Mason Harrison St for a so cial gathering Contest prizes were won by Mesdames Harry Johnson Jack At Schiphol Airport in Amster dam 218 different newspapers in 17 languages are available dally for the conveniences opassengerr on the planes andin the waitingrooms Let Us Install a TV Antenna or The Best TV Reception Channels 2 thru 13 OUT AHEAD with the htghest compression "SVarhead valve engine for more power end finer performance on lest gas Here's the highest compression ratio of any leading low priced 75 to 1 OUT AHEAD With that smooth and solid big carl rldeChevrolefLthe onlylow priced carwith Unitized Knee Action This advanced suspension system is one reason for finer road hugging rid the home of Mrs rank Hughes Jr Assisting the hostess were Mes dames Charles Pittman and Mrs Louis Williams Jr IaUr rtrAclrlenf urf 1 sion The next meeting will be on March 16 Others attending were Mesdames Herman Brown Richard Daugher ty Wendell erguson Robert El lis William Uiocx jean vox Russell Edgell LeRoy Montgom ery Leo Loveless Murray Law i rence Clifford Humphries Donald Porter Orville Wright Misses Sue Morton Lillie Miller Dorothy Me erran Hilda Hurst Betty Mitch ell Pat Mehling Ruth Hobbs Ruth Johnson Marjorie Wilhelm Kay Gosnell and Janice Johnson About 58 million sandwiches are consumed in the United States each day Twenty million are eateagat 'unch and 10 million at supper'af home another 28 million in restau rants 1 KEYS AH mIm wWf yep wM ALEXANDRIA' Descriptions for folk songs and lore featured the Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Riley Club at the home of Mrs Otto Bender History 1 of folk songs accom panied by violin numbers as illus tration was provided by Mrs Roy Brown Mrs Robert Malone dis cussed Indiana folk lore During Lifetime INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana The Anderson Herald fllureAy WareR I 1154 If trated Wednesday by a violent new storm It assumed blizzard pro? nortions ax it blustered the 31 southern portion of the province The Missouri born storm snarled transportation and communica tions isolated towns villages and hamlets and stranded ountless mo torists as it moved north and east Hiatt Charles Peters and Mace 1 Hitchens Others present included Mes dames Jack Cleaver Jack Zettcl McClellan Pierce Jimmie John son Roy Roberts Quentin ox Harold Jarrett Lawrence Moore Misses Mary and Lucille Mason and a guest Nancy Johnson Ladles Aid Meets Knotting comforts occupied the time of Scott Addition Ladies Aid members recently during a meet Ing at th home of Mrs Vida Pierre Broadway Mrs ierce gave a talk concern ing the Lenten season after which Mrs Gertrude Kettery otzerea ae votions' Mrs Kettery was also hon ored with birthday remembrances in the form of cards and gifts A door prize was given Mrs Anna Needham The next session will be March 16 featuring a carry in dinner at the home of Mrs Curtis Aldridge Sorority Convenes Plans for activities during the coining year "were'Torthulated Tuesday evening when Omega Nu Tau sorority members convened at Arrest Of Man ORT WAYNE Ind ID Two men alleged to have operated lot terle base'll oir professional basket ball and the weather were arrested Wednesday and placed under bonds of 500 each The two charged with operaUngfSupreme Court held Wednesday lotteries arc James IL Mgaer ol Logansport and Tony Stanski DISEASE STUDIED I PHOENIX Aril The Public Health Service will investi gate the causes and effects of val ley fever in Arizona next summer Valley fever is a fungus infection! 23 5 18 5 14 a 521 50 OUT AHEAD with that bigger lower look leading higher priced dan have Body by Rsher with that big smooth low slung look Chevrolet has And Chev rolet is the only low priced car that deed In the window for1 instance one provocative sign reads A dozen of our will make YOU throw Caution to the winds!" Trank ontaine cams baek from an cxBlorxlory trip to Hollywood' and admitted that in those parta his family waa quite novelty: eight klda with one father inatead of Tms'kid with eight fathers! Pater Lind Hayec cUlms Wi discovered in New Rochelle a girt has absolutely every thing a man dnclud Ing muecles and a mustaehs John Straleya mlle of the month: empty as the breakfast twaea CoyyrlihU IBM by Beortt CerL Dirtributed by reaww Dismissed from St John? pital were "Malcolm 7 son of Mr and Mrs Kyle Epperson 1507 5th St Victoria 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Skinner Chester field Benjamin Trueblood 1407 Home Ave Richard atten Shirley Mrs Ruth Reddy Middle town teas insured Alexandria firemen confined a blaze from an overheated stotfe to it small area about one wall and the attic Mrs Uox was visiting at the home of a neighbor anti the house was unoccupied when the fire gan Man To West John Pickering presently In charge of industrial engineering at the Alexandria plant is being transferred to the Johns Manville plant at Watson Calif He will leave here sometime in May Pickering will be manager of the Watson plant and will take over the job currently held by John Jones farmer Alexandria resident who was in charge of in dustrial engineering at the Alex andria factory Jones is being transferred to a Los Angeles plant where he will act as manager No replacement for Pickering's position in the Alexandria office has been named yet Gets Ride In Barrow Alexandrians who are uptown at 8 riday will witness a sight usually familiar during bas ketball sectional time Command er Paul Henderson of the Alexan dria American Legion Post will receive a ride in a wheelbarrow pushed by Jimmy Jackson an of ficer of the Elwood Legion Post The bet was made prior to the sectional last week each man chopsing his home team to be turn the champion Tn complement the downtown 'will 'be an American Legion smoker riday evening to which the Elwood Post have been invit ed as special guests i Blizzor Doesn't Halt Ducat Sales MICHIGAN CITY Ind (fl A March blizzard didn't stop Michi gan City basketball fans from get ting in line early Wednesday to buy the 155 tickets alloted to this city for the Hammond regional in which Michigan City plays Satur dav The sale was scheduled for 7 a but two hours before that time more than 200 persons were in line braving a biting wind and swirling snow SchooL officials opened the ticket window early and sold the 155 available tickets as quickly as pos sible vVnmnn Chosen or igures Given Onano Area tn i rocesjrun liuinnunbiiiu nn i Waatlwr TN GOTHAM a restaurant speaalizmg sea zooa KeJj ind EIiza VII HVUIIIVI QOd CHSIS 1 ''I seYfj4U1ftrWV tpm ftf BUDIlCltV 4 er ji Tllk wuvv wewvwwr 7 Win nanoie ui iwwmu wipi r' School Mrs Alceta Kinder of EbjZn wood High School RB Anderfon of swayzei High School and Dorothy Case of Marion High and Schoolvhave been named to serve dfnrw as chairmen for the regional 1' meets of thtestate high school eon Jg1' kcaloiwl meet tor the tte tilth school contests wlbe held in ar cjoudy Latin English mathematics and Kan Cllyj ckar wrnsM ft 1 Ail secondary schools In Tndiana'OmShaf clear are Invited ttf participate in IhejRapld City clear contests ISfoux City clear Regional contest winners will clear participate the finals April724 Atlanta clear on the Indiana University campus IBoron rate Each school is free to chose center at which will enter aoyAe cbntesL CJ Mf Kelsling will serve as gen 1 New clear eral chairman or the Kokemv De dMr meets while Miss Hartley will be phoenlx clear chairman for the English cor AngelM eloudy tests Mrs Kinder for the LatH San rancisco clear contests Mr Anderson the math te irJ Damages Cox Residence At Alexandria ALEXANDRIA Heavy winds whipped flames to cause a total of $300 damage tor the Phillips Ad QHHill UU1UC UX LLC VVA A a Wednesday 39 of ort ayne AAntanf 1i 4 IXJSS iu mated at 200 not covered by In the lotteries operated in rort surance and 600 fo the structureVayne Huntington Columbia City which is ovined by Ear! Stage and Churubusco and other a 39 21 14 20 22 13 1 31 15tHigk windS thwsrted effort to 37 1 'keep roads open An emergency amateur rautu network was aet up to receive re ports from the Isolated Lake Hu ron town of Kincardine The entire distrietwss cut off from telephone Ar alaaranh rnmmiiniriflnn S9! Radio amateur Bob Anderson at an' tuJe UDieriij 01 eaten vniano 30 3810 London said a shortage of food 45 29 ia aready felt in the town of 2700 39 Most village and hamlets in the 31 "Chatham district were without bread and milk supplies for an 64 other day Wednesday The food 38 supply situation was expected to 33 become critical if storm conditions 3 continue Try and Stop Me BENNETT CERR TN GOTHAM there's a restaurant specializing far sea food Hi i PiA and Inter Com Installations Changer repair Ray Norris CALL 2 8549 142 14th St 'Anderson Ind the club and led by Mrs Garth Moore were guests and entertain ed with a puppet show and illus A A vwoviMt 1 nw tn rirrntinau a lbu wi tifr BtiiM nr snr trtvn rtivinei nousing BBOTUgr auuuuu riruMiu or 12 per cent of the Metropolitan others population uve tn notei rooms according fo Deputy Leo Hamon who said: of the disasters resulting from this situation is the large Inumber ol broken families A na i tion which supports such a situ ation is in a permanent state of sm which nnw refers to a badge on the upper arm origi nally meant a piece of armor for 16 tario already crippled hy a two 23 13 day snow fail virtually pros 11 10 28 15 25 18 that state and county welfare de partments may not enforce their lien on property of assistance re cipients during their life in the absence Of trauo or excess pay ments The high court unanimously re verseda rulipg of Judge Rudsell Stewart" in Madison Circuit Court which gave the County Wel fare Department 231220 out of a6000 settlement received by Wil liam Doughty In an estate ease Douchtv a resident of the county infirmary Cheaterfieldhad re ceived 231220 in old age assist ance and medical payments from was awaraeu we wuuu estate settlement The welfsre department filed an action in Judge Stewart's court to recover Its payments saying teared the moneV would Judge Stewart overruled Doughty's demurrer and ordered the 231220 held back from the 6000 settlement in the estate case The Supreme Court ruling writ ten hv Jtidce Arrh Bobbitt or Mrs Dewane Kruger and Hered Judge Stexaart to sustain daughter Alexandria Doughty'a demurrer to the welfare Mra Dorothy Trick Chester department action field Thel947 law gives welfare de Mrs Leslie Girton and daugh partments a lien on property of ter 14th St lasaistance recipients so they may MrsiWalfer Haney and xonrecover aid payments from the es Brownie Troop sponsored by rV A I te 9 to It 7aHk tJlMHUHMI Av I 'LdlCfl VI ava wvwww Mrs Burton Candday and son if any property exists RtMrs ester Heck and daughter a a DADIC in Rfratia 'Mrs Lee Lester and daughter housing shortage 500000 Parisians Ingalls Mrs Robert Melson ana 1611 15th St Mrs rank Dulworth and 1522 Lincoln St Mrs Charles Stewart and 44 Uf Xth Ct Mrs Donald Grlndel and dsugh ter Summitville Kenneth Silvers 1019 Main St Mrs Mary Jarrett RL 2 Pendle Mrs Vivian Williams 732 Mh St Mrs Deloris Thayer 3008 Sheri lthe Upper arm dan St Doro' hy luhr or Mra Mary Neely 1637 letcher St Thomas Daley Rt 2 William Howells Rt 2 Richard Cordell 2140 Crystal St Harold Leffler 928 Hazlett St Joseph Burt 1515 Madison Aye Edgar 4 son of Mr and Mrs 1 Japheus Woodall 1333 Madison ave Danny 2 son of Mr and Mrs Harold Brown 715 Vineyard St A a 1 X43BT AT BASKETBALL SUMMARIES 0 8 1 4 rtomt What you want most SCrtT a 3 I 00 a 73 1 3 3 3 0 Chevrolet gives you first I 1 Sbkim IS 1 IJ 4V 1 31 3 the things that mean the most to you See how much les Chevrolet Dodd I 0 3 ra ra 13 30 4 3 3 13 0 4 4 14 14 0 3 0 0 33 3 4 10 1 CWsteo 3 II rt in mith SYMBOL SAVINGS 0 EMBLEM EXCELLENCE TUNS IN TNI OINAH SHOrt SHOW ON NIC 0 HUNTER CHEVROLET Diol 5618 Sth Or Meridian MH MB CHEVROLET! 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 I 1 31 rt 3 0 1 0 a 3 3 14 ra 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 IS 10 0 1 10 3V ra 30 0 3 13 re 11 0 3 a 3 0 3 I 1 0 a 0 3 12 0 0 MOUNDS ZIM GSOVt 240 Many birds chirp whftiTtuigfat log to guide their young GBACt IRST fUB Bwofty I 2 MeGvlr 9 7 ftovebvthf GRACE BETHANY Gill 9 ltlt METM Pena I MtAOOWUOOC (hnft this why more people and buy Chevrolets than any other car?) ir thelowT priced line of them all Come on and let us show you how you can have the things you want ana be a ratal tlM GSOYI 3 Shall 1 Shalb Auatw Talat CfNT riSST MtTH Talala StTHANV tin Soart tL Oenfo lS 0 lawiar a Waymira a 10 30 1 0 0 IB See how Chevrolet stays ahead of other low priced cars in all WRESTLING Tridoy Match 5r 1954 8:30 lfl BARTtST Breeder 31HIOS DIVISION (SmU) 1J 24 13 3 1 2 OPENER MARCO POLO Vt scorn WTU IAMS 1 30 3 3 I 0 I lyr 6 I 3 0 3 Teiu a fhU Mfnew0 Mrad a WUh fee eppoittvf HeM isrr Wilk 3 A 1 fISST 0 10 1 22 12 rt a "A SERVICE INSTITUTION" Trucks Sales and Service 5th and Meridian Chwwv Kkilhley MMtKMmui i Tefal 44ae MOUNDS a mudowssook 13 WTUtMtDIATI DIVISION (final) CtNT CHXIITUN Caspar fakiA kanlaw Beeft CfWW a McCortTa 9 Teteta nIT BAHIST Breed Cote I Oennl a' thlmer WrlK a Qvr1 in wrnttK fetafe THE ARENA 1316 Meridian Phone 2 4894 21 13 ra 3 2 a "3 3 Tetali tUT EUI Schattner Hemlemaa I Beatty Atwell GibMt 49 17 10 1171 i II 17 4 player MAIN EVENT GRUDGE MATCH AZTEC GARCIA VW GEO MACRICOSTAS 2 3 69 70ImS a I Horn 4 3 13 3 1 7 1 1 3 I 7 id 31 GRUDGE MATCH mrsatan vs CARLOS REEMAN 2 3 60 (SmbU inlt) aAtt msth ra Captwsd 3 fted I 2 10 42 13 12 43 4 11 42 OUT AHEAD with Jlppy thrifty Powkrglide OUT AHEAD With bigger brakes for greater the first automatic transmission in the low price field Safety Chevrolet broker ore largest in the loyvprice and the most improved and advanced! Acceleration Is fleldl This additional size provides greater braking power instantly responsive and as smooth as silk Powerglide" for smoother safer stops with less pedal pressure is optional on oil models at extra cost good many dollars ahead with a new Chevrolet promising a lot but we welcome the chance to prove it! It 2 0 ft I I1ST a 1 0 I 15OVW A 1 3 OUT AHEAD whh automatic power controls Chevrolet is the first low priced car to bring you the extra cost options of Power Steering Power Brakes (available on Powerglide models) and Automatic ront Window and Seat Controls (available on Bel Air and models) 3 Toiel 3 itJT BATIS1 CAI ITNN Rret tbrW Ktwfly farrtMNS etlgw AlHIOt DIVISION (twah) WACI MtTH Copatand ldr1 I Coon a tewiebuih A McGteWo 9 44444f444fri IMST WB Hernplomesfl IfShinw 7 IWrighf IB Qvwlin 9 90 TMal AST ITNNdy I (fawhttaih) MOUND! 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