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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 2

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Two Logansport, Indiana. Pharos-Tribune Library Hall of Fame Now Has 1,086 Names One thousand eighty-six Beety, are 'now printed in the LibraryJMarlene Deeter, Hall of Fame at the Logansport i Druck, Barbara Fawcett, Eileen Public Library. The names, Richard Graham. Mari-j the poster of i special are record of those who have Ranee, Miss Tom Bellinger. Barbara Jean a snail M.

Zeider, Becker, 'Linda Lou Gulp, "Diana Hardy, "Kay Speitel, 'Linda Wiseman, Br own, "'Marilyn Jean Camp, "Sharon Murphy, Pusey, Joyce Ann Pusey, Mrs. Evelyn Davis. John Werich. 'Rich- Mrs. Jack Warner, Mary Orr.

Lincoln Karen Kline. Linda Welch, miners, "'Priscilla won at least one point by a i Morris, Kim Parkins, and reporting on the required a l. Beverly Piper. Jimmy i Bourmque, Hendrickson, 'Carol Doug- Drompp. Rochester Wade Conley, Rochester, in Everett Gray's Fulton justice court paid $19.75 in fine, and costs upon conviction of a charge of reckless driving.

State police made the arrest. Nancy Jo Tarnow, South Bend, paid $19.75 in fine and costs after being found guilty on a speeding charge and G. Grady, South Bend, paid $19.75 in fine and costs on a speeding count conviction. Mrs. John Sawyer or Rochester, playing out of the South Bend country club, lost 3 and 2 to Mrs.

bcr of books. This week 163 have Allen Skelton John Homer i completed i i list of books Joan steinhilber, Michael Longfellow-Larry Boutwell. Ter- and one point tephen Ward. -Kent Acton, J- Nick Gerni, Eve Marie Huff, Janet Julian, for their school. Closson.

'Carolyn Has-i There are now l.flSfi names in sett, 7 ancy Laird. i a Flail of Fame. 869 "Gavle Rose i and an Hooper. 00 TM- a vid re To i i a i A i a Lowry 'i light golf tournament in anapolis Friday. She had ad- pupils 21 ers.

Four ten sold a a Waisner, Mrs. James! are nn the posters for the 316.E. Easter. Mrs. Herbert Greens-' pupils and 9-1 a and teachers felder, Richard Rohrbaugh "Mrs who have read second list of Harry Hopper.

"'Miss Helen hooks. One hundred ninety blue Lynch, '-Mrs. James Pursch. a arc for those readers a i a i Brinkruff, Patty i Larry Goodpaster, vanced with a 19 hole triumph in i my Parrett. Robert Rife.

Julia; da E. Turnpaugh. "'Linda Lou Victor Sweet, Mr. Bud Clark, Pitman, "Mrs. James McMinn, I -Mrs.

Mary Groninger. Sutton, Phillip Wild, Bryon Lee Baker, have read th.rd of books. i Lan Ijjavid a i conlmues to a a Goodpaster, Penny Hunt-L Cy all schools i points. Frankln er Patty Johnson. Pam Jones, 'Paul DePreter.

"Jimmy Flory, "Susan Hoover, I Gwendoline Pancini. ''William R. Morton, "Gave a David Osenbaugh 'Billy Reap I Washington Terry Anms, Tom- Lynn Saunders, 'Linda i Bal1 Steve Joe Bowen Linda Sch.ml advanced i place Penny Lee King. Mike McClelland to fourth. i School advanced Diana Michael.

Donna Jo Michael, place to i place, sherry L. Miller. Pamela Sue! and i a School slipped Moore. Steven Alan Moore. John: down to seventh place.

Morris. Carol Murphy, Steven! The schools and i points in Betty O'Brien. a order of i a i are as i a i i Susan Schwering, ''Roselows: a i Webster--2B9: Long-, a a Briggs, "Debra Kitchens, Jeifcrson--157: a Savini, "'Ronnie Savini. Wild, Chapman, Mary Lou Engelbrecht, Margaret Anne Hardt, Thomas Hardt, Bobby LaDow, Paul Oakes, ing, "PatLeazenby. Lee Bookwalter, "Patty "Patty Morton, "Christine A Fisher Ter esa Gibbs, Mrs.

Gary Terrel, Diane Whisler. "Barbara Pamela Dibble, Kiesl- Peters, iHaygood, "John Mrs. John Bannon, Mrs. Mildred Roy- Mrs. Maude Shilling, "Mrs.

Hickman, 'Mrs. i Charles LaDow. i Tipton--113: St. i a Stanton. 112: Columbia--110: Washington-- Jon.

PR: St. St. Bridget--73: McKinlcy--53: Riley --2fi: Senior High--7. Total points C. C.

Hickman, 'Mrs. W. R. Hickman. McKinley Ronald Chapman.

John Green. Sharon Ann Star Star. the semifinals over Mrs. H. M.

Buckley of Attica. Mrs. Sawyer's daughter, Cynthia, dropped her first match in the championship consolation flight, 2 and 1, to Julie Hull of Anderson. hospital admissions: Ralph Stepp, Rochster; Levi Holderman, Silver Lake; Mrs. Mary Hopkins, Akron; Lester O'Dell, Rochester.

Dismissed: Mrs. John Saygers, and son, Rochester: Mrs. Dale Warren and son, Rochester; Mrs. Marion Kline and son, Monterey; Mrs. Fred Zellers and daughter, Rochester.

Mr. tnd Mrs. Maurice Haney, Mentone, are the a son. A marriage license was issued in the county clerk's office to Gerald E. Damas and Lyndia Louderback, both of Rochester.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winnestraffer and sons, Kenneth and Bryan, Columbus, 0., spent the weekend visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Trout.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Boyd and daughter, Norma, Indianapolis, spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Rhodes and daughter, Sandra, who are spending the summer months at Lake Manitou. Fred Turner, Jr. is spending several weeks visiting at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

P. F. Dewar, Winsor, 111. He is also The i readers have com- Viney. ploied i 'oooks i week: Columbia--Janet McDonald.

Jay Robert Strat- Miss Ethel Funk. Mrs Ther- a a shank i essa Isaacs Mrs. Gordon Leech, a i iane Drake, Mrs. June Thias. Mrs.

Janet 1 "Mrs. A i a a Betty "Mrs. Helen Isaacs. Jefferson John Babb. Eddie Barber.

James Berkshire, Ann Bol- Sharon Schroder. Vickie; lei, Patty Cotner, a A Dib- I.c.i Str.nUnn. "C'narlcnc Llewellyn. "Julie Michael, Mrs. Francis Schmidt, Mrs.

Winifred Smith, Mrs. Jean Wyrick. Riley Bonnie Brewer, Ellen Adar. Georgia Miller, Linda Moon. St.

Bridget--Betty Ann Johnson. Carolyn Johnson, Spencer, ble, Connie Lou Grace, Victoria dv Tocco. Patty i Hineman, Jacqueline Jones. Mike: Martin a i Mrs. 'Lybrook, Marsha Ann Miller, a Mrs.

G. W. Richard Alan Smith. a Coleen Tocco, Cynthia I Tommy Gray. 'Shirley I 'Jack Moritz.

"Carol Gerry Kienly, F. a Stepp, Charles! st. Joseph Kathv Damr! a Slmemelz. Michael Melva Laura Hoover, Shirley" Mcllwain, Connie Oldham, Marilou FOR SALE J.Irs. a i a Pursch.

Jr. Residence Property 1310 WRIGHT STREET, LOGANSPORT Described as HYst 23 feet of Lot numbered 3.1 in Jerolomon Brown's Addition to the City of Logansport, Cass County, I i a a This property will be sold to the high bidder at 2 P. CDT 7 Tuesday, July 31,1956, flf thf; i of Attorneys, Myers Molique, 212 Fourth Street. Lo- pansport, for not less a the full appraised value thereof $1,200.00. Possession subject to right of tenant.

This sale i be subject to the 1956 taxes payable in TK.KMS: S2.V).on down on day of sale and balance when satisfactory Jimmy abstract and deed are ready. The purchaser to receive Administrator's i i deed approved by Cass Circuit Court. THE NATIONAL BANK OF LOGANSPORT, Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Shideler, Marie Spitznogle, "Joyce Frushour, "Marianne Loner, i "Andrea Blake. "David Grusen. nieyer, Kroeger, I ty Peppercorn.

Mrs. Lois Ann Hat-ten, Mrs. Rita Hilbert. Pat Kroe-; ger. Mrs.

Pat Kroeger. "James Frushour. James St. Vincent--Judith Ann Brindle, I Karen Brindle, John Deremigio, i Katheryn Fettig. Michelle meyer.

John Kleifgen, Billy Reute-' buch, 'Jane Ann Cook, "Philip Fet-i tig. "Pat Miller, Miller, I Marie Pasquale. "Dominic: Pasquale. Mrs. Charles Cook.

Senior High Sherry which is I Werner. "Sandra Noakes. Tipton Barbara Jean George Fellers, David Joseph Fet-i ig. Suzanne Freeman, David lies. 'Kathryn Bauer.

Bell, Molique, Attorneys. Harry H. May, Deceased. bara Brant. "Karen Finnell.

son. "Wanda McPherson. 'Corrine Flowers, Patricia Flowers, McPher- Sharon Murphy, "Dennis Pownall. FOR SALE TWO-STORY BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK Described as Lots No. 9 and 10 in W.

W. Haney's Subdivision of Part n( Lots No. 57-58 and 59, in (he Original Plat of the City of Logansport, Cass Indiana. This building is located between Pearl Street and Fifth Street and between Broadway and Market Street, and is known as the Jones Building and is situated just to the rear and South of Bailey's Men's Store. This building is occupied by eleven individual tenants; six tenants on the lower floor--three rooms facing Pearl Street and three rooms facing Fifth Street; five tenants occupy the second floor.

Possession Subject to the Rights of the Present Tenants. This property will be sold to the high bidder for not less than the appraised value thereof at the office of attorney Leland L. Smith, Second Floor of the Hillis Building, 200 Fourth Street, Logansport, Indiana, at 2 P. CDT, Wednesday, August 1, 1956 Appraised price can be obtained by contacting the seller. This real estate will be sold subject to the 1956 taxes, payable in 1957.

TERMS: 'a down on day of sale and balance when deed and abstract are ready. Executor's deed will be given and approved by the Cass Circuit Court. The National Bank of Logansport, Executor, Margaret Boerger Smith Estate. Leland L. Smith, Attorney for Estate.

Household and Antique Auction Duo ill a I will sell all my personal property, second house South of city limits on Stale Road 2tf. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1 1 P. M. i cabinet: drop-leaf table: square oak ex.

table; cupboard; sewing a i bed and dresser; bookcase; 1 lot books; 3 square a i a i wall mirror; 8 rocking chairs; straight chairs; mas: day lied: folding screen; heating stove; wood range; ice box; oil a linens: feather beds; dishes; pans; copper boiler; a crutches; block and tackle; lard press; small tools and garden tools. ANTIQUES Solid cherry drop-leaf table; black walnut bedroom suite; good or can Vmci stool; love seat; walnut cabinet; 12 cane-bottom chairs; wash a commode set: Atwater Kent radio with horn speaker; horn hat rack; hat rack with i black walnut desk; dough tray, foot a buttons; sugar box; sleigh bells: churn; butter mold; paddle and coffee grinder; jardineer; dishes. Not responsible for accidents. Terms--Cash. JANET MAXWELL a Auct.

Martin, Clerk tango Copper by The quick excitement of the tanco. re-created in "gleaming swirls of copper! i lustrous copper, by Renoir, with the exclusive tarnish- resistant Copron finish for cnclurinf beauty! Necklace, S5.50 Bracelet, SMO Earrings, S3.30 Fed. Tax Inc. PHONE 2 5 0 5 JEWELERS szt Save 33 90 Now! GLENN MILLER VOL ONE SPECIAL RCA VICTOR LIMITED OFFER look of What You Get! $36.95 $25.00 $12.95 $8.95 TOTAL REGULAR PRICE $83.85 95 RCA VICTOR AUTOMATIC Model 7EY2 with large speaker, three tubes, fully automatic. Regular price GLENN MILLER VOLUME ONE-Limited edition for which thousands paid full price--60 selections--1 0 records.

Regular price CARRYING CASE FOR VICTROLA-Beautiful new ityle two-tone case to carry Victrola. Regular price CARRYING CASE FOR RECORDS--Beatuiful new style two-tone case for records. Holds EPs with covers. Regular price ALL PIECES ONLY Buy Noiv--This Offer is Limited! visiting with a friend, Martin Bumpas, Mattoon, 111. Col.

and Mrs. Lewis Ensign and family of Ames, returned home after visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pyle and Mrs. Anna Ensign.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Overmyer and sons, Carl, Bob and Richard have returned home after spending a week vacationing in New England. Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph E. Hudkins returned to Sunnyvale, after spending the past three weeks visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs: William Hudkins, Rochester, and her mother, Mrs. M. Toll, Chicago.

Monday Evening, July 30, 1956. Officials of the Rochester. Chamber of Commerce have learned that a man giving the name of J. E. Willett solicited in Rochester recently for ads to go with a county map publication.

It has been determined that there is no such company as he represented. Anyone with any knowledge of this person is asked by the chamber to report it. He did not have approval of the local Chamber of Commerce. Any solicitor who is checked and investigated by the Chamber, will carry credentials and letter of approval. Read the Classified Ads Maternity Clothes Banned MEMPHIS, Tenn.

ILL'. The city-owned Memphis Light, Gal and Water Division today notified pregnant married women em- ployes that they are to. resign immediately if they to wear maternity clothes. "It seems to be the fad that as soon as a young girl becomes pregnant she must put on maternity clothes," the notice said. But they continue working "until it is embarrassing to the employes, to say nothing of the' customers." Maternity, clothes or not.

women employes must resign after the fourth month of pregnancy, the utility officials added. You choose the deal! Brand new 1956 RCA WHIRLPOOL washers and dryers First time for a price evt AmwWs selling automatifsl Limited '80 off 1 I I I I I I I I New, RCA WHIRLPOOL Supreme washer all fabrics automatically! You set the controls, that's all! Everything washable is safely washed thoroughly clean. Rinses 7 times, washes efficiently at any water level. Three temperature illuminated control panel, automatic level control! $319.91 Now low pffeo $80. OC Not t.

fNp Dih hi ami tar MAI NO. 1. dry New, RCA WHIRLPOOL wttotnatic dryer gets clothes fluffier! Dries clothes better than sunlight with scientific tumbling action. Gets them softer, never fades colors. And Ultra- Violet lamp keeps clothes fresher.

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