Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 15

Thursday Evening, June 8 7 1939 LOGANSPORT PHAROS-TRIBUNE PAGE FIFTEEN Indiana Tragedies Claim Eight More Lives DRAPES IH SUMMER CLOTHES A A I A A I Are you one of those fellows who hates like the devil to buy a Summer suit because most of them always look like a And do you look forward to Fall when you can really feel "dressed up" again? Well if you are that sort of a style-conscious fellow, we have THE Summer suit for you a Varsity-Town "Thin Trim" Imagine hot weather clothes with the same perfect details the individuality and fashion the exact tailoring of all Varsity-Town regular Fall suits. Everything to make Summer 1939 a grand success in style and comfort. Palm Beach $15.50 A "WHERE MEN MEET STYLE" Sear's Is Co-Operating National Dairy Products Month Sear's is happy to co-operate with the dairymen and farmers of Cass and surrounding counties in celebrating Dairy Products Month. June, 1939 The whole nation is learning that dairy products are the most healthful single food that can be eaten! Milk, butter, eggs, and a variety of delicious cheeses are not only good health aids, but they make delightul and different menus. Serve "dairy product" meals--evryone will enjoy them.

Sears, Roebuck Co. is proud of the part that they have played in the development of the dairy and farm industries throughout the nation for the past 53 years and for the last 10 years in Logansport. Our hats are off to you "Mr. Dairyman" and to you "Mr. Farmer." As in the past, we will make every effort to supply your needs at the lowest possible cost to you and in a prompt, efficient manner.

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A compromise was reached when the union said it would be satisfied with sole-bargaining rights. The new contract permits strikes to be called after the failure of other procedure in the place of the former provision prohibiting strikes during the life of the agreement. Following the settlement a union official said that contract demands next would be laid before General Motors Corporation. DEATHS FUNERALS KEEYER Final rites for Mrs. Elizabeth Keever, 59, wife of Fred Keever, were conducted at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon at the McCloskey chapel.

Rev. A. H. Abplanalp officiating. Burial in Mt.

Hope cemetery. McMAMJS Funeral services for Deniis McManus, 67, Washington township farmer, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Easterday fun-era! home. Rev. E. Richard Edwards of Kentland.

officiating. Burial will be made in the Taber cemetery, Washington township. The body is at the funeral home where friends may call. TRIBBETT Christian Science services for Mrs. Mamie Tribbett.

66, will be conducted at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Easterday funeral home. The body is at the funeral home where friends may call. Farm Home Damaged By Morning Blaze Fire of undetermined origin destroyed two rooms of the rear portion of the Roland Gumz farm home on the former Benton Long farm In Washington township early Thursday. The blaze was discovered by Mr. Gumz who summoned neighbors and called the Walton fire department.

The Walton fire- truck and crew and neighbors were unable to get the blaze under control before it spanned the porch between the two rooms and the main portion of the house. The loss is placed at near $300. A I WANT GAS MASKS Britains residing in Paris and suburbs are worrying as to which country will provide them with gas masks. Masks are being distributed to French residents in Paris, but no provisions are being made, it is said, for caring for aliens. Englishmen are asking the British Government to supply masks to all British subjects.

They declare that a of their fellow countrymen cannot afford to buy the protectors, especially as no efficient mask can i Evansville Crash is Fatal to Three Automobile and Truck Hit Head-On; Drownings Reported ot Columbus and New Albany. be bought at popular prices in France. The British colony in the Paris danger zone may raise a fund to care for all Britains there. Monticello Mrs. C.

B. Million and Keith and Kathleen Million attended the commencement exercises at Indiana university. Robert Million was one of the graduates. Mrs. D.

S. Dodson. wife of the Baptist minister at Burnettsville. was the speaker at the meeting of the Missionary society of the Monticello Methodist church held at the home of Mrs. John Smith.

Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Pearl Pierce, Mrs. Oma Billing and Mrs. Lorene Younger. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Taylor are spending several days in Indianapolis and will attend the commencement exercises at Shortridge high school. Their niece, Miss Joyce Lindsay is one of the graduates. Joe Miller, who is home from Wabash college for the summer had as his house guests Fred Rhode of Chicago and Bill Fernandes of Indianapolis. The young men are all members of Delta Tau fraternity.

A beginners band of third grade pupils has been organized by R. W. Zimmerman and includes the following: Morris Murphy, Mary McClurg. Tommy Phillips, Betty Joan Sanders, Carol McCombs, Hilda M. Reynolds, Mae McFadden, Marilyn Koontz- Jackie Lou Clapper, Tommy Harrison, Patricia Ann Bundy, Donald Carr, Dewayne Hutton.

Daryl Chilcott and Shirley Shell. Evelyn Shell, Big Creek, Helen Davis, West Point and Nina Wingard, Princeton- have been selected to attend the state fair school at Indianapolis in September. They were chosen by county Agent W. J. Emerson and Mrs.

V. L. Huey, county 4-H club leader. Mr. and Mrs.

William O'Dowd and daughters were In Bloomington, where they attended the commencement exercises. Their son, William was one of the graduates and after a short visit at the home will leave for Missouri where he will begin four years service in the U. S. aviation corps. He will later be transferred to Pensacola, Fla.

Duncan Myers of Bradenton, Florida, is visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kassabauro- before going on to New York to attend the World's Pair. Mrs.

A. G. Hornbeck of Idaville is a patient at Columbus hospital, Chicago, where she underwent an operation. Miss Marjorie Friend will entertain Tri Kappa sorority this evening. The Past Pocahontas club will meet this evening with Mrs.

Carrie Sparks. The Friendly Neighbors club will be entertained Friday by Mrs. Mary McConch and Jennie Cowan. Miss Dorothy O'Dowd has taken a position as instructor at Eberhardt's camp, Three Rivers. Mich, for the summer.

William Luplow, father of Mrs. Gordon Sparks of this city, has been ill at hie home in Logansport. William Carl Brandt filed suit for divorce against Lorena C. Brandt in circuit court Wednesday. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Stomach Gas, Bloat Relieved Well-Known Wis.

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who received a skull fracture and internal injuries. Brayfield's wife, 40, whose neck was broken. Jack O'Quinn, 26, Little Rock. who burned to death when the truck cab caught fire. Brayfleld.

eastern division sales manager of Mid-Continent Petroleum was enroute with his- wife to the southern Illinois oil fields. The truck, driven by O'Quinn was headed for Evansville. Victor Paulette, 23, North Little Rock, who was riding with O'Quimr but was not injured seriously, tnld officers that Brayfield's car swerved 'across the in front of (he truck. Paulette was thrown from the truck cab and escaped the fir; which caused O'Quinn's death. COLUMBUS, June 8--(UP) --Thomas Leslie, 11, son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Leslie, drowned late yesterday in the White river near here. He had escaped drowning earlier yesterday when his brother, James, 18, pulled him from the river. --o-GREENCASTLE, June 8 -(UP)--Delbert Heacox, 25, of Knightsville, was killed last niglit when his car collided with a truck driven by Ralph Dullerdick near here. He was enroute home from a new job he had secured after a long period of unemployment.

NEW ALBANY, Ind. June S-(UP)--Alan Kopp, 7, son of Earl Kopp, drowned late yesterday in the Ohio river. Witnesses said lie fell from a raft near the shore. LA G-RANGE, Ind June 8 -(UP)--Lyle Carpenter, 6. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Carpenter, was killed late yesterday when he was hit by a car driven by Dr. Harley Flanagan of LaGrangu. Flanagan and his sister who was with him were in serious condition from injuries suffered when he drove the car into the ditch, in an attempt to avoid the boy. SOUTH BEND.

June -(UP)--John Benko, 15, of Sou'ii Bend, was fatally shot late yesterday when a gun which his companion, Robert Kuzmic, 15, was loading accidentally discharged. Tha bullet struck Benko in the stomach. Kuzmic told police that thcv had gone to the -edge of the city to practice target shooting. MY TOP-SHIRT WOULD STICK LIKE A POSTAGE-STAMP! I perapirs like cttt icerwofer pitcher. li I didn't have something next to my skin, my top-shirt would stick like a postage-stamp.

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