Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 19

Thursday Evening, October 4, 1956. 9 FINANCIAL b. Business Opportunity A LEADING I.G.A. market doing a fine business will, due of owner, exchange for farm or rental property, also a main street restaurant that will pay for itself in one year. Priced right.

Lloyd Sausaman, Realtor, Rocheser, Ind. 10 FOR RENT a Apartments FURNISHED apartment a sleeping room. 117 7th. FOR RENT Second story, downtown apartment. 4 rooms equipped with steam'heat to be furnished by tenant.

This apartment can also be used for office purposes. THE NATIONAL BANK OF LOGANSPORT TRUST DEPARTMENT 11. FOR SALE USED PFAFF automatic, slide-on arm, portable. Singer blonde console, completely reconditioned. Free Westinghouse lightweight portable.

Excellent condition. Treadles $9.50 and up. Barber's Sewing Supplies, 318 E. Broadway. TAKE over payments on conventional type washer.

$1.25 a week. Firestone Store. Phone 3922. GAS range stove, G.E. refrigera- or.

Reasonable. Phone 7522. STUDIO davenport, 21" rotary mower. Good condition. 730 16th street.

FOR SALE--One pressure canner, portable dish washer, '400 Roto- Boil. 701 West Market. MAYTAG wasners and dryers, General Supply New Wav erly, Fred Angle. Phone 40001. CHROME BREAKFAST chairs recovered.

Horton's. USED 20" furnace. Call 40688. 6 ROOM modern upper-unfurnished apartment. Newly decorated.

Dial 56082. UPPER 2 or 3 bedrooms. Private entrance, heated, modern, clean. East Bfoadway. 3969 after 5:00 p.

in. KITCHENETTE apartment, utilities furnished. Phone 21558. 2 ROOM furnished apartment. 1201 Smead.

Inquire McGuins Maytag Launderall. S-ROOM furnished apartment for rent, utilities furnished. 512 Di- zardie. FEATHER MATTRESSES made. Horton's.

b. Miscellaneous ONE girl's used bicycle, 24 inch. One used Kenmore washer. Phone 7553 after 4 p. m.

30 FT. Richardson, full bath, 8 mo. old. Must be sold. See any' time.

Maple Lawn Village, -5 miles north Kokomo, Route 31. BY owner--1956 Star trailer, 35 ft. Apply Turner Apartments, East Bishop, Apt. 4, Walton. UPPER 3 room unfurnished, newly decorated.

Private entrance. Dial 2331. 5 ROOM semi-modern unfurnished apartment over Mantell's. Children welcome 56082. MODERN 5 room furnished apartment.

Heat, garage, water. Close-in. Phone 4717 or 50033. UNUSUALLY nice furnished 2 room apartment. 208 Eel.

Phone 2367. UPPER 3 room furnished apartment. Near high school. 316940673. LOOKING for new house trailers? We have it.

$1095 and up. Low down payments and priced right. Johnson Trailer Sales, 4 miles SE of Logansport on 35. clubs, 10 matched irons, 3 woods, golf bag, golf cart. All like new.

1715 E. Broadway after 4 p. m. ANOKA ME Church, 4, Logansport, wishes to sell the fol lowing: 2 church pews, 30 double-seated folding chairs, several cane-bottom chairs in good condition. Phone 7678.

After 5 p.m. 40531. MODERN apartment, good location. Phone 20707. apartment for rent.

Call 9068. CLEAN 2-room. nice bath, furnish-1 ed apartment. Broadway near school. Gas, heat and lights.

One lady only. $50.00. 8656. 13 SQUARES Hexagon strip 3 point roofing. Cheap.

Phone 8946. T.V. 60 foot stack, motor, aerial. 705 12th stret. 82 GAL.

Electric water heater. $60. Elmer Gady, Rochester, R. R. 6.

Phone 1139W. 3 ROOMS, heat, water private entrance. Phone 9411. ONE Monogram gas space heater, one air lock 30 gal. automatic gas water heater, one cash register, medium size.

Call 1217 Smead after 6:30 p.m. UPPER unfurnished 4 rooms and bath. Inquire 318 East Broadway. 5-ROOM lower unfurnished, 4-robm heated. Inquire 105 Fourth.

FURNISHED 2 room lower apartment. Adults. References, 303 Street. BURNISHED and unfurnished apartments, garages and parking space. Phone 7295.

c. Cottages 4 ROOM cottage, basement, shower, garage, fruit and garden, shade. Adults only, no pets. Semi-modern. 2 blocks from Memorial Hospital.

Write Box A-514 this newspaper. d. Farms, Acreages 100 ACRE farm 50-50, References required. State machinery. Available March 1.

Write box A-519 this newspaper. BAIRD MOBILE HOMES NOW HAVING October Clearance Sale 16 new and used mobile homes reduced in price. At new location, 2 miles south of Peru on Highway 31. Come in and see Baird Mobile Homes. Now showing ten-wide and over 25 new and used mobile homes to choose from.

BAIRD MOB LE HOMES, Inc. Peru, Ind. Phone. Gridley 39808 e. Houses Duplexes FOUR-ROOM modern house at 3114 i N.

Pennsylvania. Phone Mrs Mays. 6663, Peru. home. East 1 HOUSETRAILER lift.

Best of- WOODEN boats for sale. at Lake Bruce. Clark's, end. Reply Box A-512 this newspaper. fer takes Water St.

it. BM Trailers. 6 ROOM house, Phone 9042. good location. 5-rnom furunished house, Southside.

5-room furnished house in country. North. 4-room heated apartment. East. 3-room heated, gas and lights.

East. 3-room heated and garage. West. PHONE 4567 HOUSETRAILERS--Trade, finance --8'-10' wides. Phone 3285 or 4424 Ferree Trailer Sales, Akron, Ind.

HOUSETRAJLERS a access Buy, sell or trade. 2 mi N. On 35 Maple Springs. c. Musical Instruments RAHONDINI accordion.

Like new. Phone 7522. ONE new mahogany Spinet piano, slightly damaged in transit from factory. Reduced for quick sale. Mygrant's, 528 E.

Broadway. 7 ROOM modern house eastend. Phone 5640S. d. Poultry, Eggs.

Baby 225 WHITE Rock hens. Ph. Lucerne 2208. 7 ROOM house north of Lake Cicott. Phone 56317.

f. Rooms LARGE pleasant downstairs room Private bath, entrance. 719 Market. DOUBLE sleeping room for employed girls. Phone 2816.

MODERN sleeping room, $7, gentleman preferred. Phone 20034. 11. FOR SALE a Household Goods WOOD, coal and oil heating stoves. Low price.

Open all day Wednesday. Boyd's, 1200 Erie Ave. DAMAGED FREIGHT--carload of slightly scratched freezers, refrigerators, electric and gas stoves, living room suites, and a Spinet piano All items are new and fully guaranteed Call Railroad Salvage Phone 75-R, New Carlisle, Indiana Open Saturday and Sunday afternoon. FOR SALE--Refrigerator. Phone 3316.

LARGE used electric stove and Phone 3242 Fulton. OLD mattresses made new ones made, too; factory to you. Horton Mattress Phone 3602 W. city. FOR SALE: White Rock White Leghorn pullets ready to lay.

Hook's Poultry Farm, first road west IVz mile south of Royal Center. WE have lots ot goofl used clothing for sale. Perfect Cleaners. 324 Fourth street 12. GOOD THINGS TO EAT HEY MABEL, A has Oven ready big, broad breasted turkeys.

16 to 20 Ibs. average. Only 39c Ib. PEARS, APPLES; Grimes, Johnathan, Red Delicious, 31.50 up. Open week days and evenings East on road 16 to Miami-Cass line, south 3 miles.

Paul Fisher Orchard. MAIDEN BLUSH-McINTOSH and Courtland apples at your grocers and storage. mile North of Lake Cicott. Seconds for cooking and canning. Barr's Orchard HOMEGROWN vegetables and melons; Michigan fruits.

Sailors Fruit Market, 513 W. Market Street. b. Fruits, Vegetables APPLES to pick Oct. 7.

$2.00 bushel. Jim Calhouns orchard, 2 mile east k. south of Monterey, IVi west, south of 17 at Delong. "Yep, I heard you--'you're never, never coming back'--and here's a room for rent in the Pharos- Tribune Logansport Press Want Ads that might interest you!" 12 GOOD THINGS TO EAT APPLES and cider. Bert Rhoades.

High Street Road. APPLES, 6 varieties, $2 bushel. Bring containers. Vt mile out old Royal Center road. Dial 6948.

PLENTY of apples and sweet Cider De Longs Orchard V- mile east of Bunker Hill on Road 218. APPLES and cider. Jasper Flory and Son, High Street Road. 13. REAL ESTATE Whatever you want to buy.

Whatever you want to pay. Hilbert has it everyday. OTTOHILBERT REALTOR 1436 Clifton Ph. 9952 a. Houses 16-ACRE FARMETTE 6 miles east.

Logansport schools. Large modern house. New gas furnace. 1 bedroom and full bath down. 3 bedrooms and bath up.

This is a nice home and in excellent repair. Other buildings include: 30x40 barn, brooder and chicken houses, good fences and well tiled. Owner will trade up for larger farm. 40-ACRE TRACT 5-room dwelling. Little on the rough side.

Located 14' miles northwest. Asking price $4000. ROYAL CENTER 2-acre baby farm. All modern 3-bedroom house. New oil furnace.

Small barn, hen and brooder houses. Nice shaded yard and orchard. Good location. Yearly taxes only $10.50. For sale or we will trade for more acreage.

16th STREET All modern over 5 bedroom home. 2-car block'garage. Medium price range. Cash or terms. Vacant--move right in! WASHINGTONTP.

4-bedroom all modern home. Sun-parlor. Large porch. Wall-to-wall carpet in living room. Timken oil heat.

Garage. On a large, nice, well kept lot. Price reduced for quick sale. NORTH THIRD ST. 5-room cottage, bath, utility room, floor oil heater.

Insulated. New siding and roofing. 30-day possession. WALTON 7-room all modern home. Oak floor, Youngstown kitchen, new gas furnace, new roof, and new siding.

This home is in good condition and location. Owner would take smaller place in trade. LUCERNE 5-room all modern cottage. Basement, hot air furnace, gas hot water heater. Nice kitchen cabinets.

Interior newly decorated. Price right. 30-day possession. EAST END Four-bedroom all modern residence located on shaded corner lot. Here.

is a home that is really spacious and one you will be proud to own and entertain in. Beautiful tiled kitchen and breakfast nook. Lots of cabinets. Eight large closets. Shower and powder room down, fuE bath up.

Very good buy at only' $15,000. Please phone for appointment. Otto Hilbert "REALTOR" 1436 Clifton Ave. Phone 9952 4 rm. mdrn so-side corner lot, $9000., 3 bdrm new, so-side, possession at once.

2 bdrm mdrn west dbl garage, large lot, $8000. FRED SMITH, Realtor 511 Tanguy St. Ph. 2804-20914 ATTRACTIVELY landscaped 2- bedroom home on bus route, gas heat, basement recreation room, garage, cash or terms. 801 21st, Phone 40548.

13. REAL ESTATE NEW HOME on Stadium Drive 3 bedroom or 2 bedroom and den. Box A-515 this newspaper. West Miami Avenue Seven room home. New forced air oil furnace.

New roof. Storm windows and screens. Two car garage. Close to grade and junior high school. Price $7500.

East of Stadium Five room home and five acres on Drive. Double garage-breezeway. Ideal for subdividing into 12 lots. WILSON REALTY COMPANY 309 S. Hillcrest Ph.

4246 or 3381 World Tips HERE'S THE PITCH! Don't be a Buy mat home now and wave goodbye to the landlord. This 3 bedroom close to hi-school on North St. Possible contract. Immediate possession. The Scores Tied! and it's your move into something bigger and better or perhaps smaller and more comfy.

Cozy 2 bedroom East--only $8,000... lot. A Home Run! may win for the "Yanks" but score your own home run by buying this 3 bedroom located Township--also included is three room house situated on same lot. DaleW.McNutt "OUR TEAM IS AT YOUR SERVICE" 306 Fifth St. Ph.

2928 Eve 21767 LOVELY 2-BEDROOM modern home, large living -room, carpeted. Fireplace. Modern kitchen, garbage disposal, bath, full basement, gas furnace, incinerator, knotty pine recreation room, heated. Finished attic, garage with cement driveway. FRANK T.

MORRIS AGENCY, nc. 125 Fourth St. Phone 3063 MODERN DUPLEX 2315 SPEAR STREET 4 rooms and bath down, 4 rooms and bath up. Oil furnace, 2-car garage. Immediate possession.

CHOICE BUILDING LOT 100x140. Southern edge of city limits. 5-ROOM modern except furnace. Large lot. Clifton avenue.

Early possession. FRANK T. MORRIS AGENCY, Inc. 125 Fourth St. Phone 3063 13.

REAL ESTATE b. lots LEVEL lots, 100'x200'. Mile north on 25. Restricted. Michaels.

c. Farms 80 ACRES, level, all tillable, good dairy barn, house modern except $5,000 down. Lloyd Jefferies, Realtor, 403 East 13th, Rochester, Phone 1441. 3 ACRES with nice bungalow home with bath and nice barn, also 10 acres with fine set of white buildings at only $8,500.00 nad 1.1 acres on 31 fine land, fair buildings on contract, also 113 acres on contract. All these farms priced to sell quick, Lloyd Sausaman, Realtor, 'Rochester, Ind.

Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribune Nineteen' Late Market Reports Boys Stage "Melon Toss" Five boys between the ages of 14 and 17 years had a lot-of fun throwing watermelons at the front door of the New Waverly school Wednesday night, but it was not such a happy occasion when Deip- uty Sheriff Lionel Davis took -them back to the school to clean up ttie mess. Deputy Davis was called to the school at 10:50 p.m. He found watermelons had been thrown through the front door and a panel had been broken out of the door by the young melon hurlers. He soon learned the identity of the culprits and went to their homes, notified their parents, and took the boys back to the school with him to clean it up. The melons had been stolen from a patch belonging to the grandfather of one of the boys, the deputy reported.

The boys were notified that they would have to report what they had done to the school authorities Thursday and would be required to pay for the repairs to the door. INVESTMENT SHIFT? Gap between redemptions, sales of U. S. Savings Bonds grows. I40OI 5 600 i-too U.

S. Savings Bonds (AltSericj) MONTHLY DATA Dam: U. S. Trcoiury Dept. Morris Krtls Producers Stockyards 190 to 220 No.

1 16.50 210 to 250 16.00 200 to 210 15.75 250 to 260 15.85 260 to 230 15.60 280 to 300 15.45 Sows 15.50 down Boars 7.00-10.00 Stags 7.00-10.00 Hawkins Stockyards Meat Type Above Quotations 210 to 250 15.75 200 to 210 15.60 250 to 260 15.50 260 to 280 15.25 280 to 300 15.10 Sows 15.00 down Boars 8.50 down Stags 9.00 down Peru Driver Loses License A Peru motorist lost his operator's license for a period of one year when convicted in city court Thursday morning on a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicants. of 465 East Fifth street, also was fined $25 and $14.75 costs by Judge Harold Tuberty. Arraigned for failure to stop at a traffic signal, John L. Rhora, of 826 North'street, was fined $1 and $14.75 costs. Richard Z.

Watkins of Bunker Hill Air Force Base paid two fines for Popejoy Dressing Plant Leghorn Hens 11 Heavy Hens 12 Deaths and Funerals Funeral WISE services for Edward Wise, 88, were conducted Thursday morning at the Chase-Miller chapel. Burial was made in Mt. Hope cemetery. Masons Hold Installation Logansport council No. H.

R. and S. and Logansport chap- ter No. 2, R. A.

held an installation service Wednesday night at the Masonic temple, preceded at 6 o'clock by a covered dish dinner. The chapter officers installed are: Wayne Sheetz, high priest; Wayne Bickell, king; Owen, L. Shanteau, scribe; Kirk Wells, treasurer; Lisile Minnick, secretary; host; GANT Funeral services for Wayne E. Gant, 75, were conducted Thursday afternoon at the Chase-Miller chapel. Burial was Hope cemetery.

made in Mt. BRUCE Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth A. Bruce, 63, were conducted Thursday afternoon at the MeClos- key-Hamilton chapel. Burial was made in the Rockfield IOOF cemetery.

HORNEY Final "rites for Mrs. Alice M. Horney, 76, 17 Cliff Drive, will be Earl L. Burch, captain of Dale Pritz, principal so- jpurner; Charles Eichense-hr, Royal Arch captain; Robert D. Young, master of first veil; Thomas E.

Jackson, master of second veil: Homer Bernhardt, master of third veil; Charles Fergus, chaplain; and Charles R. guard. The council officers installed are: Earl L. Burch. illustrious master; Cletus Fitz, deputy illustrious master; William E.

Hylton, principal conductor of work; Wayne Bickeli, treasurer; Lisle Minnick, recorder; Dale Pritz, captain of guard; Robert D. Young, conductor of council; Charles Fergus, chaplain: Charles Hatfield, steward; Charles R. Babb, sentinel. The outgoing high priest was Cletus Fitz and the outgoing illus- conducted at the McCloskey-Ham-; trious master was Robert Kingery. ilton chapel at 1:30 p.m.

Friday with the Rev. Howard Jenkins officiating. Burial will be made in the IOOF cemetery at Marion. Friends may call at the "chapel. Final KLINE rites for Elmer Alfred Grade A Large 39 Grade A Medium 27 Under Grades 18 Third Street Market Eggs 35 Veals .21 Lambs 20 Veal Hides Beef Hides 12 Wayne's Produce Leghorn Hens 11 Heavy Hens 12 INDIANAPOLtS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS (UP)--L i e- 1 stock: Hogs steady to strong; 190260 Ib 16.25-16.50; 200-230 Ib 16.60- of and $14.75 costs each speeding and driving without operator's license.

There was one case of public intoxication. 1C.65; 26Q-29C 16.00-16.25. Cattle 800: Ib and 1S5-185 Ib calves 200; weak; good and choice steers 22.00-23.00; an: choice heifers 21.50-23.00; good Howard H. Anderson Dies in Rochester ROCHESTER Howard Harrison Anderson, 68, a retired farmer, died of a heart attack at 8:30 p. m.

Wednesday at his home, 430 W. Ninth stret. Death followed an illness of eight years. Born in Ohio on March 27. 1888, he was the son of William and Mary Anderson.

He married Nellie Overmyer in 1915. The deceased was a member of the Grandview church. Survivors include his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Marcille Nan, Washington, D. and Mrs.

Imogene Leedy, Hammond: a son, William, route 1, Rochester: three grandchildren 'and two brothers: Delbert, Rochester; and Lewis, South Bend. A brother, James, preceded him in death. vealers fully steady to good and choice 19.50- strong; 22.50; high choice and prime 23.00. Sheep 750; steady; good to prime wooled lambs 18.00-20.00. Kline, 3, 825 W.

Miami, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Wheatland avenue i church with the Rev. A. Dale Giles officiating. Burial be made in Mt.

Hope cemetery. The Mrs. Ida May Phebus Dies at Monticello MONTICELLO Mrs. Ida May Phebus, 87, Yeoman, died at 3:15 a.m. Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Ed Gray, 513 N. Illinois street. She had been in failing health for several years and seriously ill for the past week. Born in Carroll county on Aug. body will lie in state at the church 28, 1869, she was the daughter of one hour before the service.

Friends may call Miller chapel. at the Chase- MAYHILL Final rites for Walter E. (Colonel) Mayhill, 75, city, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at the McCloskey-Hamilton chapel with the Rev. Alfred Gerni officiating.

Burial will be made in Mt. Hope cemetery. Friends may call at the' funeral home after 7- p.m. Thursday. MODERN 2 bedroom house, wooc paneling, oil heating, basemejit, patio, landscaped.

Phone 50196. FOR SALE: 20 new fully modern house, full basement, double garage, henhouse, best quality level black soil. The best you can find for part time farming Deamer and Deamer, Realtor, Rochester. 8 ROOM modern home, full basement. Flora 448 or 217.

MODERN 2 bedroom Jiome with garage. Wheatland A Phone 5-0541. BY OWNER--A comfortable home completely insulated, 7 rooms, 5 down, 2 up, bath down, Vz bath up, plastered walls, hardwood floors, beautiful built-in kitchen cabinets. 2 lots. Mortgages, or contact.

Bargain price, $9500. 1423 South Styer, Kokomo, in Bel- 'mont Addition. Phone GL-29420. GOOD modern cottage painted white, built-ins, picture window, wide lot, garage, good location. Dial 3265.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO (UP)--Livestock: Hogs B.tlOQ; very uneven; top 30 lower but market averaging steady to strong with instances fully 10-15 higher; no lots No. 1. 200-220 Ibs included in supply; bulk sales mostly No. 2, 3, 200-280 Ibs 16.0016.25; few lots totaling around 200 Dorthea Kerkhoff Dies Near Galveston GALVESTON, Dorthea Louise Kerkhoff, 85. widow of Anton Kerkhoff, of six miles southwest of here, died at 1:10 a.m.

Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Pohlman, also.southwest of Galveston. She was born Jan. 29, 1871, in Germany to Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Hammann and canpe to America when she was 23 years of age. She was married in August, 1902. Her husband died in 1911. She was James and Catherine (Neiman) Ward. She was married to Samuel Phebus on Aug.

23, 1888. He died Jan. 9. 1933. The deceased was a member of the Christian church.

Survivors include two sons: ley, Indianapolis; and Dell, Brookston; a daughter, Mrs. Gray; three grandchildren a a grandchildren. Final rites will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Miller funeral home with the Rev. A.

Mitchell officiating. Burial will be made in the Yeoman cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after noon Friday. head mixed No. 1, 2, 3, 200-240 Ibs nieces and nephews.

Final rites be conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Foster funeral home the Rev. F. I.

Wilmert officiating. Friends may call at the chapel after 7 p. m. Thursday. 16.35.

Cattle 2.000, calves 200: around 4,000 head slaughter steers and heifers unsold late Wednesday; slaughter steers and heifers slow; few sales about steady at the weeks sharp decline, but numerous loads short fed steers taken of the Zion Lutheran are two daughters, a member church. Survivors Mrs. Laura Rosenbrock. Detroit; and Mrs. Pohlman; two sons, John, at home; and Rev.

Paul, Deitrich, a sister, Henrietta Kirchner, Mus'ic Booster Club Membership Drive to Begin Next Monday Membership drive activities for the Music Booster club will start next Monday. Mrs. Holland Jfein- zer, chairman, said today. The drive will be conducted in the grade schools, all musical organizations in both junior high schools, and in the high school. Assisting Mrs.

Meinzer will be: Mrs. Robert Newman at Columbia school: Mrs. C. R. Carr, Daniel Webster; Mrs.

Robert Murphy, Franklin; Mrs. Dale Wickersham, Germany'; 12 grandchildren arid! Longfellow; Lowell Long, five great-grandchildren, several Friends may call at the Thomas Mrs. John Martin, Me- Kinley; Mrs. Ernest Bookwalter, Tipton; and Mrs. Chambers Maxwell, Tipton.

funeral home after Friday noon. Brief, services will be held at The club will pay for transport- p.m. Saturday at the funeral ing a group of grade school pupils followed by rites at the Zion to Indianapolis to perform at the church at 2:30 p.m. The Rev. W.

annual Teachers Institute. V. Neuendorf will will be in the North Union ceme- Sentence Suspended On Delinquency Charqe' prime to cily James Hart, 20, of Loganspolrt, cul1 to gt The membership fee is 25 cents and a card will be to the purchaser. Club meetings are held in the jiigh school band room the first Monday of each month. Mrs.

Don Kleckner is president of the group. During a recent meeting the i group discussed plans for Tag'Day choice neuars 18.0u-24.00; good and property on Front street, once the! on Oct. 13 and for the purchase of choice vealers 1S.OO-23.00. center of swimming in Eel River a number of new band uniforms. Sheep slaughter lambs above the Market street bridge, weak to 50 lower; sheep about steady; most sales good to prime wooled lambs 18.00-21.50 with few off market, some going back to tery.

feed lots; utility and commercial I steady to weak; vealers mostly f'. Pet-urn steady; a and feeders steady to 50 lower; good to aver- Bathhouse Property age choice slaughter steers 1250 The city Wednesday turned back Ibs down good to high to the Uhl estate the old bathhouse Elmore Uhl on June 7, 1915 gave the land to the city for the purpose of establishing a bathing beach. It butchers 22.00-22.50: was understood that when the city Logansport, was fined $50 and" costs and given a suspended sentence of 1BO days at the penal, farm by Judge Clifford Wild in Cass county juvenile court Thursday morning. He was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 15- year-old girl as a result of quor party involving them a li- and another couple about two weeks ago. He was ordered to report each week to the probation officer and to stay away from the girl.

The penal farm sentence would be invoked if he disregards the order, Judge Wild warned. CLUB WILL MEET Hi Neighbor HD club will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday, evening in the home of Mrs. Gladys Helms. Officers for 1957 will be elected and the lesson will be on "Time MODERN 4-bedroom home, priced for quick sale, also restricted Meadowview lots. Phone 3227 mornings.

SUBURBAN home, 3 bedrooms, just finished, all modern, ready to move in. Come out and make an offer. Must sell. John H. Smith, Phone 4229.

MODERN house, 5 rooms down, 3 room furnished apartment up, gas heat, full basement, large lot. 1614 Wright. 6-ROOM cottage, good location. Reasonable price. 1610 Smead.

FURNITURE LOANS LINCOLN FINANCE COMPANY Mori. Smith. Mgr. THEY'RE HEREf IMPORTED DUTCH BUY NOWI King's Hatchery Feed 6th North Ph. 3718 Jaycees Initiate 27 New Members Twenty-seven new members were initiated into the Logansport Junior Chamber of Commerce at a ceremony Wednesday night.

State and national officers attending included Bill Perkins, of PEORIA. Indianapolis, national director; Ralph Ross, of Evansville, state president; and Wayne Anderson, oE Monticello, third district vice- president. New jaycees are: Billy Joe Adkins, William Barr, Marc Billman, Don Brown, Leo Brown, Paul Cooke, Kenneth Culp, Eugene Donate, Don Goltry, Robert Hedde. Wes Henry, Robert Hildebrandt, Norman Leffert, Ronald Lind-. storm.

Jerry Lretzow, John Mel- Oct. ody, Robert Mendenhall, Kenneth Oct. Miller. i Oct. purpose, it would return to the donor or his heirs.

The board decided that since it had not been used for swimming the last 30 years the terms of the original acceptance should be carried out. Fail To Settle Strike Union and management spokesmen today reported iittie progress -had been made in settling a walkout 19,000 production workers at the Caterpillar plant here. Negotiators met until 2 a.m. Attempting tc differences, but broke up without any results. Read the Classified Ads Peru Youth Suffers Fractured Ankle in Spectacular Accident PERU Sixteen-year-old Steve Wackenitz, of route 1, Peru, suffered a fractured ankle when he wrecked -his 1950 model automobile at 8 o'clock Thursday morning on old -highway 24, one-half mile east of Peru.

Investigating officers said his car, traveling at a high rate of speed, first crossed to the left side of the road, skidded 25 feet and swerved back to the right vehicle ploughed up the side. The ground, struck a telephone pole and threw-the youth into a field. It careened about 40 additional feet and turned over several times before coming to a stop. Wackenitz was treated at Dukes hospital after his narrow escape and released. William Moss.

Delva Price, John Reinhart, Laurel Robertson, Leigh- Glen Bob ton Seits, Forrest Spencer, Stiles, Frank Tolbert and Baker. Barber Shop Break-In Nets Small Change PERU--Burglary of the McHenry Barber Shop, 286 East Main street, netted about $17 in small change sometime Wednesday evening Taken were two rolls of dimes plus a small glass jar containing $7. Entry was gained by breaking a door panel, reaching through and removing the cross bar. SALE CALENDAR 5--Tip Top Farms Midendorf 6--Fred Sylvester Rinehart Sons, Aucts. 6--E.

O. Crockett W. A. Johnson Layman Waldron, Auct. 8--The Trading Post Max Jones 9--R.

Brooks Viney Oct. 10--Emma Brubaker Estate Rinehart Sons Oct. 10--H. M. Moore Murden 10--Ernest Layer Bridge 10--Ernest Layer Bridge 10--Bair and Cole Both and Koshert 11--William Lutz Murden Oct.

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

Oct. Oct. 13--Roland ay Booth Oct. 13--Mrs. J.

E. Conn Bridge Oct. 15--Hal Maus Murden Fisher Oct. 16--James O. Galloway Bridge Oct.

17--Robert Edington Burdette Garner Oct. 20--Mrs. Carrie Cline Estate Rinehart Sons Oct. 29--Dowd Vance Rosenbury Nov. 1--B.

W. Cox Ernie Niemeyer.