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Four Are Hurt As Auto Rams Beauty Parlor Three Women, Girl Injured When Car Smashes Through Front Window of Downtown Salon. Three women and a girl were injured, the girl badly when an auto crashed through the front window of a beauty parlor in downtown Logansport at 3:45 p.m. Saturday. Beverly Demerly, 14, of 521 West Broadway, suffered severe cuts about the face, arms and legs when the car, driven by James I. Barnes, 82, retired contractor who resides on I route 1.

at the east edge of gansport. went through the window of Madeline Burks' beauty shop at 312 East Broadway. Barnes, the owner of the building. told police that as he drove up to the curb to park, his foot slipped from the brake onto the accelerator and that before he could stop the vehicle it had gone through the window and all the way to front booth in the shop. The Demerly gir.

was sitting a davenport just inside the window and was pinned by the auto. which had to be moved to release her. She and Mrs. Margaret Beehler, 51, of 417 Brown street, were taken to Joseph's hospital, but Mrs. Beehler was released after being treated for facial cuts.

Miss erly 15. confined to the hospital, where she was reporled recovering satisfactorily Sunday. The other two injured, Mrs. Mary Wentworth, 315 Fourth street, and Mrs. Helen Skinner.

43, of route 1, were taken to Memorial hospital. Mrs. Wentworth was treated for a cut on the elbow and left the hospital that evening, while Mrs. Skinner, who suffered cuts. bruises and shock, remained overnight and was dismissed Sunday.

Crowd Assembles The crash of the glass and the screams of the women inside the beauty parlor brought people running to the scene and three ambulances were quickly called to remove the victims to the hospitals. Mary Louise Blue, who is operating the shop for Mrs. Burks, who is in California, said there were about a dozen people in the parlor when the accident occurred. She said two chairs, the davenport on which the girl was seated, the wail of the front booth and a water pipe were damaged and that the shop would be closed for a few days while repairs are made, The front end of the Barnes auto was also damaged. Read the Classified Ads Monday Evening TV Programs DST WBKB-TV WNBQ-TV WFBM-TV Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6 00 Page I News Weather News- Weather 6 Weather TBA Dance Pary Sporte Johnny Winn 30 News Caravan Camel News Telenews Tony Martin (HO Anita Colby Name That Tuna Burns Allen 30 Voice of Firestone Voice of Firestone Sconta 7 15 45 00 Dennis Day Victor Show Love Lucy 30 Robt.

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died at 6 o'clock Sunday Rochester. morning at Woodlawn hospital He was born in Lucerne on April 7. 1881, the son of Jacob W. and Eliza E. (Rush) Clary.

Surviving are a son. Virgil, route 2. Logansport: a daughter, Mrs. Wilma Dunsizer of Gary: two brothers. Hanford of Lucerne and Roy.

Flint, two sisters. Mrs. George Wolford, Twelve Mile, and Mrs. John Cummings of Kewanna; and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the ChaseMiller mortuary, where, funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday with the Rev. Kenneth Brady in charge. Burial will be made in the Indian Creek cemetery. Miss Nellie Luzy, 69, Monticello, Succumbs MONTICELLO, Ind. Funeral rites for Miss Nellie Luzy, 69, a native and lifetime resident of White county who died p.m.

Saturday at St. Elizabeth's hospital. Lafayette, where she had been a patient for one month, will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Miller mortuary. The Rev.

D. Lester Niles will be in charge and interment will be in Riverview cemetery, A member of the Zion Bethel church, she had lived in and around Monticello her entire lifetime. The daughter of Edward and Susannah (Huffman) Luzy, she was born in White county on Sept. 29, 1884. She is survived by a brother, Arnold, and two nieces.

Audrey Rickey of here and Mrs. Mary Beaver of Kansas City. Mo. Friends may call' at the Miller chapel. Mrs.

Louise D. Ewing Of Rochester Expires ROCHESTER, rites for Mrs. Louise D. Ewing. 91, 325 Main street, who died at 9 p.m.

Saturday at the Yocum nursing home after an illness of five weeks, have been set for 2. p.m. Tuesday at the Foster funeral home. The Rev. L.

E. Powell will officiate and burial will be in the I. 0. 0. F.

cemetery here. Born in Chicago on Sept. 27, 1862, she came to Rochester many years ago and in 1919 was married to PURE: St.Joseph 20D Tablets William C. Ewing, who preceded her in death. She was a member of the Church of God.

Survivors include four step-children, Joe Ewing of bere; Mrs. Marie Swinderman of Logansport; Delbert Ewing of Orlando, and Mrs. Bertha Kader, Sanford, a a a a a a a a sister, Mrs. Minnie Packer, Portland. and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Foster mortuary after 7 o'clock this evening. Beauty roses. She was crowned queen of the celehration by Jep Cadou, of the Indianapolis Star, but received the traditional kiss from Cadou's son, Jep Cadou, Jr. The festivities began Saturday at 10 a.m. with the Kids Parade from the cily fire department to the court house.

followed by pie eating contests. Heavy rain delayed the afternoon program for a short time, but the Reynolds centennial program, which preceded the beauty pageant, got underway about 3 o'clock. HELD ON NARCOTICS CHARGE INDIANAPOLIS (UP) David Kellogg, 32, and Joseph Lucas, 28. Louisville, were held on preliminary charges of narcotics law violations today in the first. raid conducted jointly hy federal agents and Indiana's new state police dope squad.

Authorities arrested the two late after watching them for several days. About $500 worth of morphine and a vial of another drug were found in their auto. The men were part of a narcotic ring running drugs between Indianapolis and Louisville, authorities said. TW NOTEBOOK By: Ed With more and more new television stations coming into play, the term "fringe area" assumes increasing importance. Smaller towns and rural areas some distance from the transmitting station will feel the sting of being located on the fringe of ideal reception.

Signals from a TV transmitter travel in straight lines, thus they are restricted to "line of sight" coverage which probably averages about 50 miles. Near the transmitter, of course, the signals are strong, but as distance increases the signals gradually weaken as they approach the so-called fringe area. However, these areas needn't suffer for the lack of suitable reception if a few tricks are practiced to gain every bit of signal possible. Special antennas, booster amplifiers and special lead-in wires all serve to increase the Decessary signal. Also, antenna height is important.

Incidentally, if your thoughts stray to parking before a 21- inch set in your living room to enjoy color TV, it looks as if that great day is still a couple of years away. Predictions relating to color are as commonplace and every bit as unreliable as weather reports. Weather reports may be unreliable, but you can always rely ptbe Quality RCA to be the most DEPENDABLE TV set manufactured today. For Clarity of Picture and Tone, the RCA never lets you down. May we have the privilege of demonstrating this Superior Set to you at BARNETT'S BARGAIN BARN.

Our address is 416 S. Third. work is expected to progress at the rate of about a mile a day, but since a few days will be needed for curing the highway will be closed for some time. Making use of the time the road was open during the holiday, workmen were busy laying binder op mailbox, intersection and driveway approaches. Detours will be the same as during the time the route was closed before, with Indianapolis-bound autos taking highway 35 to 'Kokomo and U.

S. 31 or. to the capital city. Other traffic will go to Delphi on road 25, south on 39 to 26, and then east to 29 again at Middletown. TWO YOUTHS DROWN Two youths, 16-year-old Billy Barsley of route 5, Peru, and Richard Leroy Soverns, 20, of eight miles north of Delphi, drowned Sunday evening in accidents which occurred miles apart, but within a few minutes of each other.

Barsley was drowned while swimming in a gravel pit nine miles south of on road 218. while Soverns drowned in Lake Freeman when the motor boat he was piloting turned over, Read the Classified Ads a.