Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

Log am port Indiana, Pharos-Tribune" 1,200 Attend Pennsy Party -More than 1,200 Pennsylvania Railroad employes and their families attended the combined children's and adult's Christmas party held Tuesday afternoon and evening at Memorial Home in Logansport. The host for the event was Chicago Division oC the Pennsylvania road. The children's phase of tiie party was held in the afternoon approximately 700 youngsters in attendance; who applnudeci movies, sang carols, and received gifts of refreshments from Santa CUus. Stuart Frushour served as the master of ceremonies for both the children's program and the adults' event which got under way at 8 p. m.

and was attended by more than 500 employes and wives, retired members of the Pennsy service, and widows of former em- ployes. A short talk on the Christmas spirit was given by K. L. Kimbie, the superintendent of the Chicago Division, and special entertainment was provided by the Shrine Minstrels. Refreshments were served and the evening was climaxed with dancing to the music of a local orchestra.

Christmas turkeys were won by D. Kissinger, Max Bowen, J. P. Donovan, D. D.

Fritz, G. S. Bower, Joseph Pownall, R. Thomas. H.

Turnpaugh, S. D. Dawson and L. W. Sweet.

Pennsy Christmas Party Attended by 600 Children Deaths and Funerals WARNER Funeral sei-vices tor Samuel M. Warner, of route 5, Logansport, will be at 2 p. m. Thursday at the McCloskey-Hamilton chapel with the Rev. Harry Rea officiating.

Burial will be made in the Spring Creek cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. SAFFORD Final rites for Miss Blanche Safrord, 53. city, were held Wednesday afternoon at the Fisher funeral home, with Dr. Smith, of Indianapolis, officiating.

Burial was in Mount Hope cemetery. Report $118-Missing In Winamac Burglary WIXA.MAC, December 16 The Rausch Farm Implement Store, West Meridian Street, was broken into Thursday. evening with a resulting loss of approximately S118 in cash. Entrance was gained into the store by. the smashing of a door panel and then unlocking the latch.

The theft was not discovered until Friday morning when an em- 'ployee, Carl Stark, reported to work. Investigation by Indiana state policeman, revealed they forced entry into the cash register where only small change and checks were left, and the attempted entry into a filing 'cabinet. A few of the more than children who attended the Pennsylvania Railroad- Christmas, party Tuesday afternoon were lucky enough to get a little private interviw with Santa Glaus before the major portion of the two-hour, party got. under way at the Memorial Home. Whispering the last minute requests to the gentleman in red are: (left to right) Jacqueline Vigus, Kay Fischer, Karen Morgan, John Vigas, Linda Sedan, James Vigas, George and Laura Hilficker.

i (Pha'ros-Tribune Photo-Engraving) PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED A Christmas program will be given at the McNeely Memorial church at 7 o'clock Sunday eve- i ning. i The program will consist of citations by the children, piano solos and a playlet by the Young People's class. The program committee includes: Mrs. Irene Bowyer, Mrs. Selma Mullin, Mrs.

Wanda Clem. The public is invited. Bond Sales in Cass Show Big Increase Richard Ellintt. chairman of the Cass County TJ. S.

Savings Bonds Committe, has received a report on November Bond sales showing that citizens of the county purchased 3131,463 worth of Savings Bonds compared to 392,809 for the corresponding period oE last year. Total sales for Indiana for November were 310,967,606 and 38,204.318 November of 1952 a gain of more than 33 per cent. Seventy-three of Indiana's ninety-two counties reported sales gains for November over the same month of last year. Although sales held up well in. industrial counties, an analysis of sales county by county revealed that farming communities have increased purchases of.

Savings Bonds substantially during the last months. It was believed these purchases were resulting from farmers investing the proceeds of crop sales in government securities. "Wednesday Dec. 16, 1953 I MORE WOMEN Scout Group to Meet At Chalmers Church Roundtable discussions will be conducted during a meeting of the Northwest district Boy Scouts at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday.at the Community church in Chalmers. Robert district will preside during the meeting. Rpy.Hahn^ and Jimmy Bedell; will conduct District cubmas- ters, and troop committee members will attend. HOOSIER EDITOR DIES RICHMOND, Ind. A.

Clark, editor of the Fountain City for the past year, died Tuesday in Reid Memorial Hospital, -lie previously was in newspaper in Richmond and telephone in Indianapolis. Read the Classified Ads In North Carolina, Lloyd A. Griffin has traveled nearly halt a million miles in the last 20 years to teach Sunday School. His office is in Raleigh and his Sunday School class is in his old home of miles away. Slate Final Session For Cass 4-H Leaders Junior leaders of Cass county will be feted for their past year of 4-H activity December 28 when they assemble, in the Friendship.

Room of the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank building for the final meeting of the The gathering, to which adult leaders the county are also invited, will consist of a carry-in supper and the presentation of pins and awards to both girls and boys who have successfully completed tlieir 4-H work for 1953. The Kiwanis Club agriculture committee purchases the pins that will be awarded for the An entertainment program has also been, slated for the evening with the showing of a movie, "This is 4-H Club Work," as one of the highlights. The committee in charge of the assembly includes Bob Burley, Jim Hickey, Dorothy Hardy and Katherine Barr. Christmas Cards if GIBSON if Many Othen One Day Imprinting HIATJ'S NEXT TO LOGA.N THEATRE BARGAINS IN COLD WAVES FOR ONLY $3.95 Ineludnig Hair Cur Loiotin Conditioning Oil WOVM Selling At This 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

No Appointment Neceuary LOGANSPORT BEAUTY SHOP Cloj.d All Day Wednesday 5th and Broadway OVER BAILEY'S For Men's Gifts I I THERE MUST BE A REASON! Courteous Service Nationally Advertised Brands Free Christmas Boxes HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS PREPARE Accounting, Stenography, and Secretarial Courses. Free employment service fop graduates; many office positions available. Veteran apporved. Ask for free Bulletin, Logansport Business College-Barnes Of. Bldg.

Flex-Let ident $13.95 Large gifts little gifts Whether it's for that "important or just a "thank you" gift. There's lots of Yuletide spirit at CHRISTMAS TREES ALL THIS WEEK Put the wonderful aroma of Pine Forrest in your liv ing room. Northwest on Road 17 or Indian Creek Road Follow The Signs FRY AT ROWE'S PHONE V2505; JEWELERS The Christmas Sensation For Youngsters! For Girls Turquoise and Dusty Pink Suede. Sleeping Doll to Match. For Boys Reindeer Moccasins Indian Head Dress to Match.

Full Sizes Infants 6 to Misses 3 $7195 I I 4 I Hart Shaffner Suits Topcoats From Separate Dolls $2.00 Cowboy Boots Alaskans Nyion Boots Slippers for Men, Women Children Hosiery Gift Certificates Gift Wrapping Free of Charge 307 Fourth Phone 4746 Clipper- Craft II Suits Topcoats From $50-00 Others at $39.95 Indiona's Smarteit Men's Store Use Our Layawoy and Charge Plan ft.