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PagsS THE PHAROS-TRIBUNE fc PEESS, LOGANSPORT, INDIANA Thursday Evening, September, 2,1971 COMMUNITY BRIEFS Around Town Hospital Notes ST. JOSEPH Dismissed Mrs. Gertrude Rich, 2621 George Mrs. Susan Rynearson, 928 20th William Knepper, 419 W. Miami Ave.

MEMORIAL son to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McVay, 337 Montgomery a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, 813 Vandalia a daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Jeffery Gripe, Walton. Elkins, Royal Center; Mrs. Maxine Mather, Peru; Miss Calissa Berkshire, 610 Davis Fred Duffey, 104 Wheatland James Wad- dups, 416 21st Mrs. Janetta Carter, Rochester; Miss Vanessa Nethercutt, 321 Barron St.

Dismissed Richard Conrad, Royal Center; Dana Eller, 2016 E. Market Miss Jane El- Ipers, 2201 Market Mrs. La Orange, 1103 Spear Mrs. Rita Richter, Rochester; Mrs. Edna Turnpaugh, 536 Mrs.

Eva Dunkel, Mrs. Robert Carroll and Daughter, 424 Grove Mrs. Ruth Coppernoll, Box 45, transferred to St. Elizabeth's, Lafay- -'Peru Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Byrum. 5, Peru, are parents of a By United Press International Ruth Coppernoll, Lo- ud conte j.v—* rr a federal luage, conienamg gansport, has been transferred fe asJ American as ap- from Memorial Hospital, to-St. to revise Elizabeth Hospital, Lafayette. Building Permits xiilU. UUKC James 0.

Huston, 2621 George warne( i yandals at Pontiac, where 1( uses were de- new gutter, and Veva Hizer, wr 310 BurUngton repair gar- stro a by explosives Monday age Teachers Selected As Oustanding American Women Mrs. Valerie, Peters Hansen HtHa, O.IC1.1C i i t-LtlO j.Aduuwiij AiWini Mundelein, HI. formerly of Lo- by the National Action Group to gansport, and Mrs. Shirley Ogle halt his order to desegregate Willard Rochester, have been pontiac's 24,000 student school selected for listing in the 1971 system, particularly blocking prKtinn nf "Oustandinp Youne thft busine of 8,700 I Admitted: James McGuire, E. Ninth; Paul May, Mex- Tne puDIlcal ion aaie iur me ico; Joseph Stapleton, Friendly 1971 awards volume is Novem- 'Nursing Home; Mrs.

Paul Stapleton, 634 E. Third; John Trexler, 520 W. Second; Donald IStambaugh, Rt. 1, Amboy; W. -P.

Wolfe RL 3, Peru; Kindig, Rt. 1, Bunker Jane Moreno, 904 W. Frances D. Stineman, "Mexico. Dismissed: Mrs, Cebert E.

Third; Miss Childers, 452 Washington; Mrs. Roma Beatty, Rt. 2, Douglas Darling, 153 E. 'Sixth; Mrs. Carl Peek and 'daughter, 511 E.

Main; Carl 12 Rose Lane Mobile Court, Bunker Hill; ILaura Mattox, 20 E. Second; -Margaret S. Petty, 112 Stroup Winamac Mr. 'and Mrs. Alan Fritz, are parents of a son.

Admitted: Mrs. Ronald Shra- Cder, Kewanna; Mrs. Nighta Winamac, Dismissed: Mrs. Paul Som- Winamac. New Trustee Of Peru Township Takes Oath PERU-Robert H.

Kennedy, J3, 234 N. Water assumed his new duties as trustee of Peru Township after being sworn in Vednesday morning by Judge Frank V. Dice. Kennedy will fill the unexpir- ed term of Orville Sonafrank, who retired recently due to ill lealth. Sonafrank's second four- year term began last Jan.

1. Kennedy was appointed to succeed Sonafrank by Jerry county assessor, subject to tate tax commissioners appro- ral, which was received earlier tiis week. Driver Fined After Crash David W. Sherman, 24, of 216 -Wheatland was charged driving while under the in- of alcohol and driving an expired license following a one-car accident at 12:05 a.m. Thursday on U.S.

24 West, miles west of Logansport. State Trooper Robert Saba- 'tini said the accident occurred as Sherman was en route east Ton U.S. 24. His auto went off north side of the highway and over an embankment, strik- ing small trees. An estimated $600 damage -was done to the front and un- 'dercarriage of Sherman's 1965 auto, Sabatini said.

Appearing 'in justice of the peace court at 10:30 a.m. Thurs- ''day, Sherman was fined $25 costs and his license was for 60 days on the charge of driving under the in- Cfluence of alcohol, and he was Mined $10 and costs for having an expired license. He was remanded to the Cass County Jail for failure to pay his fines and costs. Driver Arrested On Alcohol Count William -C. Griffin, 40, of Rt.

Rushville, was charged with driving while under the influ- nce of alcohol at 4:45 a.m. Thursday. City police arrested Griffin the 400 block of S. Thii'd Street. Griffin was released from the NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OP ADDITIONAL Xotlco-ls hereby the tax- payers Cass County, Indiana.

that tho County Council ot Casi County, Indiana, will meet In special tscsMion at the Commls- jiloners' lloom In tho Courthouse in the City of LoRunsport. Indiana, at 9:00 A.M. fi.S.T. on Wednesday, September S. 1971 to con- aider additional appropriations not Included In the- regular bud' sets of 1071.

COUNTY REVENUE Courthouse Jlepalra Sheriff Animal Care Commissioners Transfer Tuition Dep. Children TOTAD COST REV KEQSTS I' ELECTION A.l>scntca Votlnir Board TOTL BLEC. KUQSTS TOTL ALL E.KQSTS 600.00 1,800.00 4,300.00 1,168.00 1,168.0 Taxpayers appearing at svich mcetlntc shall have a rlEht to bo heard thereon. The additional ap- as finally made wll to automatically referred to tht State Board of Tax Commlssion- crs, which Commission will hold further hearing fifteen days at the County Auditor ot JIco In Cuss County, Indiana, at other place an may be do Hlffnatcd, At such hearing, tax payers object may Inquire of the County Audi tor when and where such hearing will hold. jllshla Wood Auditor Cafifl County, edition of "Oustanding Young Women of America." These women, who are both teachers and graduates of Manchester College, were nominated by the school's Alumni Association earlier this year along with seven other Manchester alumni on the basis of their achievements.

Mrs. Hansen received a B.A. degree in 1969 and Mrs. Wil- ird, a B.A. degree in 1959.

They are now in competition for the states' Outstanding Young Woman of the Year award. This fall 50 of the young women included in the volume, one from each state, will be named their states' Outstanding Young Woman of the Year. The publication date for the the busing of 8,700 School opens Tuesday. In Georgia, federal Judge Alexander A. Lawrence directed two Rhode Island educators credited with drawing up the controversial Charlotte Mecklenburg, N.C., school plan to devise a desegregation program for Richmond (Augusta) County, Ga.

Lawrence gave Myrle Herman and Dr. Howard Munzer until Sept. 21 to present a suitable OcUL that requires extensive for the busing of parochial her. ic -hvannpar in is slated to appear in ment and state police. Kentuckian jailed On AWOL Charge Earl Smothers, 21, of Leitchfield, vvas lodged in the Cass County Jail at 9 p.m, Wednesday on a charge of fr' AWOL from the U.S.

Army. Arrested by State Trooper to military authorities. Earl Hahn Dies I here from Alvin, Wis. Han-old (Earl) Hahn, 46 of A rfl im 3100 N. Pennsylvania died Wednesday night at St.

Elizabeth's Hospital, Lafayette. Rites will be in charge of Shipps- Konzelman Funeral Home at Oxford, Ind. Busing "As American As Apple pie pie," has refused to revise the North's first massive school desegregation order. And Judge Damon J. Keith Edwards, said, meanwhile, he foresees no new desegregation problems.

OH tJJ rf night, that "this case will not be settled in the streets. "If necessary, we will put marshals on the buses, we'll bring out the FBI or use whatever remedy necessary.so that it's carried said Wednesday. Keith dismissed out," Keith suit filed busing. Georgia's Assistant School Grand Jury To Probe Peru Deaths PERU The Miami County me ivimrni auiuu Superintendent, Dr. Joseph N.

Grand Jury has been ordered to Corp. for-1971, according to fi Edwards, said, meanwhile, he report at 9 a.m. Sept. 13 to in- Eur es released by Superinten vesugaie aeveicu, taoca AUUUU- Harry Cords. This year's classes, nine at Star City and ing the circumstances surround- total enrollment figure repre- nine at Winamac Middle School "I definitely think they are tag the deaths of John Baker, sen ts a decrease of 44 students as compared to 26 enrolled in over," said Edwards.

"Invaria- 26, Wabash, who was stabbed fc om the enrollment for 1970.. 1970. ,..,11 TurtA in tho -Rainhnw bly the patrons who call-me June ZD in me namuuw numoer or stuaems en- JJH.J.UUCU w. are not concerned with the and the poisoning death of Mi- ro ued at Winamac and Star City, at Star City are four students color of-teachers anymore, they chael D. Fuller, 14, 553-W.

Sec-kindergarten through grade five, from adjoining school corpora- just want a qualified teacher." ond who accidentally drank or 1971 353, 40 less than the tions who are taking part in a At Austin Tex hieh school arsenic from a soft'drink bot- g93 enrolled in 1970. Of these joint program. In 1970, 13 stu- )olU coach Jame! Tol- tie-at the city garage last.week, 853 students are at dents of the were.from adjom- football coach, James W. Tolbert said Wednesday he was by 30- black youths at a newly, integrated school. "Fortunately, I was able-to get up'off the floor, and grab a chair and start Tolbert said.

School was dismissed early. Some parents at San Francis- jo; where busing also is a controversy, criticized the city's school superintendent, Thomas A. Shaheen, Wednesday for planning a trip to Europe during the opening days of the new school term in mid September. A school spokesman said Shaheen would attend "a workshop in Germany." And in Boise, the Idaho Supreme Court declared uncon: stitutional a 1970 state law allowing the use of state funds school students. Peru Girl Wins Three Firsts At Indiana Fair Delorys Tong Virgil, 46 McKinstry, Peru, won three first place ribbons during judging at 1971 Indiana State Fair.

She won the awards for needle art and sewing. Other first place winners in recent judging were: GARDEN COLLECTION Brad Berry, Rt. 1, Royal Center; Bruce Bangel, Rt. 1, Kawanna; Melna Hargan, Rt. 6, Rochester; Allen Kruger, Rt.

1, Francesville; Brian Troyer, Rt. 1, Peru. GARDENS Anita Redweik, Rt. 3, Kewanna; Sandra Sell, Rt. 1, Royal Center; Jane Troyer, Peru; Garry Schnapf, John Plank, Rt.

2, Galveston. ENTOMOLOGY-Debbie Fisher, Rt. 4, Delphi; Debra Ward, Rt. 3, Winamac; David Ward, Rt. 3, Winamac.

WEED IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL Lisa Strong, Rt. 3, Rochester; Kevin Wyatt, Rt; 1 CRAFT A. Guy, Rt. 1, Galveston. BEEF Ward, Rt.

2, Brookston; Barbara Wolf, Rt. 4, Peru. Showmanship: David Crosby, Rt. 1, Chalmers. POULTRY-Randy Baker, Rt.

1, Winamac; Bonnie Herd, Rt. 1, Gilbert Crimmins, 1, Lucerne. Lewis 30, Indian- polls, is being held in jail on harges of "man- laughter and concealed weapon' in connection jvith Baker's death. Baker died horfly after the stabbing. Kriete entered a plea of innocent when arraigned in cir- uit court July 8 and is being ield in jail with no trial date et.

Also involved in the stabbing Raymond A. Miller, 27, Logansport, charged with aggravated assault and battery. Miler was released on $300 cash lond June 28 and entered a plea innocent July 1. Richard Correll, 28, Wabash, uffered a stab wound in the nest and was released from Dukes Hospital several weeks after the stabbing. Prosecutor James Grand explained that a grand jury is nee- issary to seek an indictment for iither first or second degree murder.

Grand jury members who are report include Barbara Swingle, 10 Meadow Lark; Oliver Goodwin, Rt. Raymond M. Murphy, Denver; Mary Hyde, 70 Madison and Cheryl Caldwell, Bunker Hill. Virgil Bennett, Rt. 4, was from duty.

2, Rt. 1, Riddle, Center; Walter Susie Crimmins, Rt. 1, Lucerne; Gilbert Crimmins, Rt. 1, Sherry Dodt, Rt. 2, Royal Center; Duane Riddle, Argos; Death Claims Jenny Dunbar Thursday at Memorial Hospital.

Born Feb. 14,1880, in Logans- Drt, she was the daughter of and Sarah Lebo. She was a member of Main Street United Methodist Church. Her first marriage was to Calvin Hawkins, who died in 1917, and her second marriage was to larl Dunbar who died in 1963. Surviving are three daughters, Monuments Destroyed In Salem Cemetery PERU Twelve gravestones surviving are uuce uausui.cia, and monuments were toppled Thelma Gerard and Mrs.

and several broken at the Sa- Mable HuX) jth whom she re- lem Cemetery, about four miles Mrs. Gladys Bowen, south on.the Strawtown Pike 39 state 12 grandchildren; sometime this past weekend ac- a a 22 great-grandchildren, cording to Miss Louanna Wilson, sons, Willard, Cecil and 70 E. Second secretary of Salem Cemetery Association. The vandalism is being invest- Medaryville Man Expires MEDARYVILLE 'Joseph 'luta, 60, Rt. 1, Medaryville, ied unexpectedly at 2 p.m.

Vednesday. He suffered an ap- arent heart attack while visiting Frank Skalon at his home ear here. Born Aug. 26, 1911, in Chica- he moved here from that ity 22 years ago. A farmer, and a veteran of World War 2, he attended the Catholic Church.

His marriage on June 26, 943, at Chicago, was to'-Steph- mie Kwak who survives. Also urviving are a son, Richard, of lere, and two sisters in Poland. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday at the Querry-Ulbricht Tuneral Home. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday at St. Henry's Catholic Church here Hawkins, preceded her in Funeral services will be con- A11U vauuaiiom UIlcLal ocl V1UCO WUJ. UG uuii- igated by the sheriff's depart- ducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at Marocco Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Donald L.

Ruhl officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Thursday.

JOE STAPLETON EXPIRES AT PERU S. Stapleton, 63, Robert Sabatini, Smothers is Friendly Nursing Home! being held pending his release died Wednesday at Dukes 0 vo ears A resident here 22 years, he was a retired section hand for the 0 Railroad. He moved Mfinifee Parking Solution COPENHAGEN commuters have discovered, a parking problem solution that is common to New York and other metropolitan centers in the United States. They park their cars near an underground station in the suburbs take the train for the rest of the way to work. Investigating an increasing number of cars parked at any of such suburban underground stations, lattona may authorities found that 70 per cent were owned by out of of six brothers and one sister Three brothers, Floyd, Ray and Ferris, live here.

Friends may call Thursday evening at Flowers-Leedy Fu neral Home. The body will be taken to Halvorsen Funeral Home at Crandon, for rites and burial there Saturday, city. Checker Tourney To Open Saturday The Indiana Checker Associa tion will hold its annual check er tournament Saturday, Sun day and Monday at the Captain Logan Hotel. A business meeting will held at 10 a.m. Saturday, wit play beginning at 1 p.m.

Satur day. All checker players in Indian may take part in the tourna ment Prizes will be awarded. Democrat Worqen To Hear Author At State Meeting Six Cass County Democratic turer, speak. Mrs. Carpenter, will be the main attraction at the Democratic Women's Day program in the Hilton hotel.

Former press secretary and staff director for Mrs. Lyndon Johnson, she related her Washington experiences in a book, "Ruffles and Flourishes." During the past year she has traveled more than lOtyOOfl miles, lecturing and making appearances in behalf of her book. gene Glynn Burrough, and Barbara Klinck. Metea BYF Stages Social Church eport at 9 a.m. Sept.

13 to in- several, cases includ- Enrollment Figures For Pulaskl Schools Released 1833 mac Community High School is students enrolled in the Eastern down 20 pupils from 555 in 1970 Community School to 535 this year. Eighteen students are enrolled this year in special education rune 25 in the Rainbow Bar Winamac and 230 at Star City, tag school corporations. Kindergarten enrollment, included in the 853 enrollment figure, shows 119 pupils enrolled year, 17 less than the 1970 enrollment of -136. Of the 119 students this year, 27 are at Star City and 92 at Winamac Elementary. Enrollment in the Winamac Community Middle School, grades six through eight, is up 24 pupils, from.

403 enrolled in 1970 to .427 in 1971. Student enrollment at Wina- Edgar Remley Dies At 75 ROYAL CENTER Edgar Remley, 75, Rt. 1, Lucerne, died at 9:45 p.m. Wednesday at Memorial Hospital. A retired Cass 'county farmer, he had also worked as a.

county and state highway employe. Born Dec. 17,1895, in Lucerne, he was the son of Daniel and Alice Backus Remley. His marriage on March 20, 1918, at Luerne, was to Mildred Winn. He attended the U.M.

Church at Lucerne. Survivors are his wife; two ons and two daughters: Dan Rt. 1, Lucerne; Charles Wal- ori; Mrs. Frances Zagajewski, and Mrs. Betty Wilson, both of Rt.

1, Lucerne; five grandchil ren; a brother, John, Castle iock; several nieces and nephews. He was preceded hi leath by a brother and two sis- ers. Friends may call after 1 p.m. 1110.j iio.u oj.i,wj. j.

Friday at the Harrison Garden from 50 to 9fa TJnlrtooafc Chapel in Royal Center. Rites there'will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Howard West. ern officiating.

Burial will be in er Zion Cemetery, Lucerne. Two Police Officers Injured In Home Fall vKev'T RichaFd CoZ PERuIperu police officers young people for the official. Lewis Ahnert; Loganland group was announc- White Post Cemetery with mil- tary graveside rites. were hurt fall -from a lad- ed today. der on.W.

Sixth St. Tuesday af- suffered abrasions on the leg and-bbdv a The number of students en- Knights Plan Adult Classes Barth Risher was appointed a committee to make preparations for the Knights of Columbus to sponsor a CCD program of adult education at a meeting of the local council in the K. of C. hall. A program of nine meetings which could be set up in the field of adult education was outlined by the Rev.

Francis J. Meehan, chaplain of the Logansport Knights, of Columbus. A talk on his recent trip to Ireland was also given by Rev. Meehan. Richard Copeland, lecturing Knight, said some of the programs of the council will include the pros and cons of no-fault insurance, Sept.

20; and a dinner meeting for Knights and their wives Sept. 27. A talk on how to buy or sell a home will be given by Mrs. Lucy Pasquale at the dinner meeting. More than 100 Knights and their families attended the picnic at Spencer Park Sunday, according to Grand Knight John Mucker.

Condition Of Crash Victims Improving Peru residents njured in separate car-motorcycle accidents last weekend were reported as showing improvement. They are Skip Rassner, 28, 43 Center who is listed in a serious condition in St. Joseph Hospital, Kokomo; and Miss Gail Van Dyke, 17, 57 E. Riverside Drive, who is being treated in St. Mary's Hospital, Kankakee, HI.

Rassner was injured in an accident which occurred last Saturday night at the west edge oJ Peru and Miss Van Dyke was involved in a four-vehicle collision Sunday, night near Kankakee, HI. She was a passenger on a motorcycle operated by Robert 0. Lynn, 27, 14 Wallace Row, who met instant death. Recorder Business Shows Big Increase A big-increase in the business of County recorder's office was reported today by Mrs; Settiemyre, recorder. Fees collected by the office past month totaled $1,141.45 compared with in the same month a year ago.

The, number of deeds recorded jumped from'87 in August 1970, to 141 last month and the number of mortgages increased Releases and assignments in creased from 48 to 125 and the Uniform Commercial Code pap 135 to Sing Out Loganland Recruits Members A campaign to recruit more young people who are at least 14 years of age or older ernoon. Ahnert is being treated in St. are eligible to. join the orgam- Joseph Hospital, Kokomo, for a zation, which practices each compound fracture 1 "and dislo- Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 lation of. Sharp to 8:30 p.m.

at Spencer park. 4-Un Trifr TViQ 1C The organization is part ol the nationwide Up With People It was'reported that the-men movement. Any young people -'pate shoulc 421 Bartlett PUBLIC AUCTION HOUSEHOLD ANTIQUES MISC. 154 East kain- Street in Peru, Ind. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1971 at 11:00 A.M.

(Morning) rr bed; Wood bed complete; Spool head and foot board; ook. Blonde bed complete; bookcase headboard; antique Those planning to attend I the cane bottom chairs; Cane back an Samaf Hefena Pfaff cane bottom chairs; Cane back and seat sewing rocker; reed bottom straight chair; Mahogany rock- Drake, Harriett Osborn, er; table -lamp one unusual; Oriental Rugs; Marble top wash Marble top table; Cedar Chest; Antique two drawer night stand; G.E. Canister sweeper; folding screen; pedestal table; G.E. Portable TV; pictures; books; fireplace mirror other mirrors; fireplace set screen; 15 foot hall runner; small oval rugs; dresser; vanity; pie safe; reed basket; trunks; Seth Thomas shelf clock; 2 refrigerators with freezer tops; 3 pc. Included in the nine students Deaths and Funerals City, County DUNBAR, MRS.

JENNY, 91, 01 Miami Ave. Services at 11 a.m. Saturday at Marocco Funeral Chapel with burial in Mt Hope Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after p.m. Thursday.

REMLEY, EDGAR, 75, Rt, 1, Lucerne. Bites at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Harrison Garden Chapel, Royal Center. Burial in Zion Cemetery, Lucerne. Friends may call at the chapel after 1 Friday.

District PLUTA, JOSEPH, 60, Rt Medaryville. Rites at 11 a.m- Saturday at St. Henry's Catholic Jhurch. Burial in White Post Cemetery. Friends may call at the Querry-Ulbriclit Funeral Home after 2 p.m.

Friday. RAYMOND MRS. VELMA, 81, Monticello. Rites: at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Aufenberg Funeral Home.

Burial Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call. Eagle Booster Club Conducts Initiation Mrs. Mary Leslie and Mrs Marilyn Boucher were initiated into the Eagles Booster Club at a meeting at the Eagles home. Mrs.

Mary Me Dowell said that 60 members and guests at tended the Booster picnic a Riverside Park. The door prize was won bj Mrs. Gladys Reilly. Mrs. Velma Gi'bbs presented the flag and Mrs.

Julia Martin chaplain, gave the devotions. Peru Woman Dies Irene R. Faubli W. Main -died at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday at Dukes Hos pital.

Rites are pending a Flowers-Leedy Funeral Home. Vandalism Leads To Man's Arrest A 46-year-old Logansport man was lodged in the Cass County Jail on a charge of public intoxication at 9:41 p.m. Wednesday following a complaint of a local woman that he had broken two windows in the front of her house, according to city police. Charged was James B. Harper, 209 E.

Ottawa St. Mrs. Daisy Brown, 1012 N. Third.St, told officers that Harper had broken two 11 by 12- inch- windows with his fists. Harper is slated to appear in city court.

Friday, police said. Teachers Installed At Peru Lutheran School new teachers for St. John's Lutheran School were installed last Sunday by the Rev. Donald Abdon, during the church service. They are Robert Knoedler, who will teach the third and fourth grades and serve as director of music; Miss Linda Sauer of Decatur, Ind.

will teach the second grade and Miss Helen Rodenburg, Leavenworth, who will teach ten. Sale Calendar Sep. Furniture Auct. Ream Sept. Auction Room Schaeffer Sep Don Hahn Sep.

Wilkinson Estate Gene Angle Auct. Sept. Auction -Nulf Sep. Spot Farm Don Hahn Sep Spotted Hog Sale Humphries Sep. G.

Schalk Est Angle Sep. State Institutional Bridge Sep. C. Wolf Rinehart Brothers Sept. Oil Co.

Angle Sept. Nursery Slabaugh Sept. Mote Roy Crume and Mrs. Charles Angle Auct. Sep Rinehart Brothers Sep Allen Auc.

Harry. Bridge Sept. M. Modisett Rinehart Postuma -Don Hahn Stock Don Hahn The Baptist Youth Fellowship chrome dinette set; Austria vases; Toll hand of Metea Baptist Church, held salts; Sterling salad forks; crystal; gas stove; glass door wood an ice cream social for the con- CU pboard; small drop leaf chrome table; window fan; wringer gregatioh in the church.base- washer; coppe boiler; crocks; marble top for sink; electric mOrtt i-i-jj tfinTc- Mr! and Mrs. Robert Butcher stove; 4 dated fruit jars; 7 ft.

step ladder; small tools; other and children, Peggy, Donna and Ray, and Randy Ferguson, Denver, gave a program -of singing. The refreshments served after the program were homemade ice cream; cake and cookies. items. Terms-Cash Not responsible for accidents BESSIE WILKINSON ESTATE Gene.Angle-rAuctioneer Logansport Phone 753-5481 Headed for where there's no pencil shrink! When you sell cattle direct you pay to pencil shrink. On 1,000 Ib.

heifers this costs you from $9.00 to $12.00 a head. At Indianapolis Stockyards you pay no pencil shrink. There is only a small marketing charge of $3.95 a head. Period. Of course, normal shrink occurs all or direct.

But on arrival at Indianapolis your cattle are put on a full feed of hay and water to help them recover normal sjirink. So make the move to Indianapolis and get more for your time! Indianapolis Stockyards 1501 Kentucky Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana.