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the the the the the the the the the I RESIGNS PASTORATE The Rev. Harry W. Campbell, pastor of the three northern churches of Martin M. Post Memorial parish, Bethlehem, Concord and Lucerne, has submitted his resignation effective August 15 to accept the pastorate of the church of Pulaski, Ind. He has served the three Presbyterian churches in this community since October, 1953, coming here from Rudyard, after a pastorate there of seven years.

Earlier in his ministry he had served two other churches the Synod of Michigan, one in New York stale and one in Indiana. He was chaplain in the United States army for 20 years, and he as president of Chaplain's Association of the Military district of Washington, D. while post chaplain at Fort Belvoir, Va. He also preached in various churches In Washington. He was the first Christian minister ever to deliver a sermon in a Jewish synagogue in Casablance, French Morocco.

Reverend Campbell has done much work in Christian education, having conducted the first Week Day School of Religion in St. Joseph county, Michigan, He also has had wide experience adminIstration, counseling and social ser. vice. YARD STATUE STOLEN A coach boy statue, approximately three a and a half feet in height, was stolen from the front yard of the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

John I. Baker, 3212 Crescent Drive, somelime Thursday night. The loss was discovered Friday morning. The statue stood only a few feet from their front door. The littic coach boy, painted red, yellow and black, held a bucket of flowers.

The bucket of flowers way found in a neighbor's yard, where it apparently was dropped by the thieves. County Champion, E. B. Kuntz, ex-cily and county champion, und Lt. Malcolm Douglas of the Bunker Hill Alr Base.

Campbell is a former Texas A varmity golfer and winner of many lournaments hintaelf in Texas. During World War 11, Kroll Was a four-times wounded hero. The same bulllefield courage ls he now displayed reed the the tournament golf. NOTICE OF ADMININTRATION No. 10114.

STATIC OF INDIANA S8: COUNTY Or CASH IN THE CASK CIRCUIT COURT A PRE. TICILM, 1957. Notice In oft that furth WAN, the Bed day of July, 1967, appointed Administratrix with the Annexed of the Entain tel Edward S. O'Connor, duAll permonx having claims whether or not file 2204 mine In bald court within mix (6) from the date of the pubisention this notice or etalon will be forever barred. thin ard ILL any of Laguanport, July, Indiana, Inter is Cleric of Court for Cano County, Indiana HAROLD J.

PUBERTY. officn Dort, Indiana. Attorney fur In Lu I I CRUSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle ACROSS 36-Organs 35-Customs of CUB SPANA SAL 1-Entranceway hearing ATE POLES PRE -Mark -Girl'a left name by -House. pat RECTO LETTUCE wound church of in AURS REARI 12-Persian poet proposed STUNTED ENTER 13-Falsehood marriage MOST PROMS GO -Spanish 5-Advantages pot -Distant -Rodent 048 MAIMS PRO Jump -List of TE SALVE HOED. 18 -Writing duld Catholic feasts ERROR EGOISTS 19-Haff! 20-Rescues in 46-Feudal estate SERDA ARKS -Bigh card 48-Old lands SILENCE DEEDS -Additional ADA ERASE SAT Blaze -Mourntul 60-Roman Was 'borne poet MAY SERER SEA 27 Uncooked 52-Lair 30-Speck 53-Communists arse cistern Pronoun -Before -Apportion DOWN -Animated 33-Obtained amount 34-Goddess of 1-Desert in Asia -Affirmative healing 2--So be it! uining to the Hun -More astute -Wings -Knocks of head 21-Wine cup -Deface -Tropical fruit -Game at cards -Was present of India 25 28-Devoured 29-Man's 32 nicknume Pronoun 32-Witty auying 34-Bitter Vetch 3 37 37-Positive pole 38-Church las hog 40--Jason's ship 45 (nrchaic) 41-Tutorpret 42-Numher suustance 44-Nickname of Cincinnati team 7 46-Evil Patriotic Theme Highlights Grange Meeting at Onward A patriotic program higmighted the meeting Thursday evening of the Onward Grange, held in the Grange hall, with Worthy Master Ronald Frantz presiding.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Frantz took charge of the program, in which the article "Your Citizenship" was read by Gladys Boyer. Jerry Cundiff read and those in attendance participated in the group singing of patriolic songs. A contribution was made to the Jessie Newsom Memorial Fund.

Home Ec Chairman Betty announced a work day, to be held at 1 p.m., July 19, in preparation Tor the food stand at the county fair, The group played euchre, and surprise packages were won by Mae Glassburn and Carl. Wilson. Ray Glassburn and Jerry Cundifl were chosen to buy the packages for the next meeting, which will be held July 18, in the lower pavillion at Spencer Park. The meelIng will be in the form of a picnic, and roller skating will follow the regular session. Mr.

and Mrs. Lowell Wilson, Mrs. Susie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Price and Billy Carney will be in charge of food arrangements for the forthcoming mecting.

There will be a square dance at the Grnge hall on July 13. The Pamona Grange will meet in the Onward Grange hall on July 16. Four Local Students To Enter Ball Stote Four Logansport school graduates, class of 1957, took entrance examinations at Ball State Teacher's College on July 2, for fall enrollment. Starting collegiate work in the fall are Jerry Kay Skinner, 8071 of Mr. and Mrs.

Garold B. Skinner, R. 1t, 1, Logansport; Mary Beth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C.

Confer, 1020 Brondway: Carol Brugh, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Gale F. Brugh, 001 South Cicatt street; and Tom W. Smith, son of Mr.

and Mry, Itobert William Smith, 814 Seventeenth street, Ming Skinner and Miss Brugh will mulor in elementary educaLion: Miss Easter will specialixe In speech and heuring therapy: and Smith will prepure for loachJpg. CLEAR-AWAY of STRAW HATS Our Entire Stock of Straws REGULAR $1.69 to $4.95 VALUES OFF '1' to THE KELLER co. 503-505 Broadway "THE STORE FOR VALUES" Friday Evening, July 5, 1957. SILVER CITY N.M. (UP)-A faulty skyrocket backfired into a truck loaded with a ton of fireworks Thursday night and touched off a violent explosion that rocked Silver City.

About .10000 persons on for the annual Fourth of July display saw the spectacular accident. Two men were injured critically and five other men were treated for minor burns at the Hillcrest General Hospital. Several other Silver City busInessmen who had been helping set off the fireworks before practically the entire population of the county scurried to safety. But Melvin H. Porterfield 41 and William E.

Ward 45 were caught by the main blast. and Ward had just set off the faulty skyrocket and had no chance to get away as the flames and sparks spewed back Into the truck. Faulty Skyrocket Sets Off Ton of Fireworks In Truck; Seven Hurt Peru Two sets of twins, all boys, made their appearance at Dukes Hospital Tuesday afternoon, arriving within an hour's time. Parents of the twins are Mr. Mrs.

Victor Tully of 457 W. Eleventh, and Airman and Mrs. vin Jones of Miami, Ind. The Jones twins weighed a little over six pounds each. The Tully twins, weighing only three pounds, eight and ounces, and three pounds, three ounces respectively.

were Jones' placed in incubators. The have one other child, a 14- girl, and the Tully's have no other children. Ted Kroll, a World's Golfer, will give an exhibition and Champion conduct a clinic here Sunday at Municipal Golf Course. A Jarge crowd is expected to allend. Kroll, who is the professional at the Tam O'Shanter Country Club in Chicago, will play an exhibition match with John Mills, Miami STATES OF INDIANA) COUNTY OF CARS THE CASS CIRCUIT COURT TERM, 1961 NOTICE ON ADMINISTRATION Nntico is herely xiven that The Farmers Merchants State Bank WAs.

pointed ON 18th Executor day of June, 1957, of the Lunt Will and deceased. Testament of Forent 0, Bish, AN persona having claims Rainest wild entate, whether ur nut now due, must Ate: 1he in mild court within mix (6) Licen of this notice or xald claims from the date of tho will be forever barred. this Dated 20th aLt day Loznarport, Indiana, 1955. Bloker Clerk of the Circuit for CLAN County, Indiana Myers Stolique 212 Fourth Street Logansport, Indiana Attorney for Extnte INDIANA AGIS ALCOHOLIC COMMINXION MI LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC MEANING Notice IN hereby xivon that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board 2 of CASH the County. 22nd day' will, ut p.m.

408 ut July, 1957. Court fut the N. Court found, 1n the City (or of Indiana in of sale the County, busin application al the fullow10 the Ixnuo named the applicant, at requesting the Tonation hereinafter out, of the Alcoholle BeveraKe Permit of the hand clank denixnated will, at paid time fusel place, ruceivo Information curbing the fitnexa of nald, applirant, and the propriety of the applicant permit applied for to much at the premians Charles F. K. Atren (Grocory) Hear le Wine Dealer, 1911 Ave, area.

Fagion 222 (Club) Hear, Talqueer Me. Wine Itotaller, 201-7 X. At. Lend Thurman Beer fentaller, Young America, Thurman Wize Albright Retailer, H. 4th.

MB Ht. I Indiana. HAIL WILT. OPEN TO AND QUESTED. PARTICIPATION IN INDIANA ALCOHOLIC AGE COMMITHHION By 16.

Nubile Hocretary Chairman Logansport, 24, well a Junction, television N.Y., actor died from early Hope Thursday in a Laramie 0. 3 broken back and internal injurjcs. Winners Announced In Sewing Contest The Deacon Grange held the judging in their sewing contest all Grange hall Tuescay evening. Mrs. Arthur Pullen, home economics leacher at Galveston school, judged the entries.

A guest and 24 contestants were in attendance at the meeting which was in charge of Mrs. Howard Wolf and. Mrs. William Seward. Following the judging, bingo was played and the ec division of the Grange served refreshments.

The awards were distributed as follows: Adult Division-1st place, Mrs. Harry Couk; 2nd place, Mrs. Earl Burk; 3rd place, Mrs. Lee Wilson. Youth, 15-21 years -Ist place, Phyllis Harness; 2nd place, Barbara Laybrook.

Juvenile, 10-14 years-1st, Marcia Couk; 2nd, Sandra Thompson; 3rd, Linda Scolt. Juvenile, 5-9 -Ist, Judy Scott; 2nd, Rosanna Hensel; 3rd, Susie Gollz. Recover 1500 Bodies TEHRAN, Iran (UP)-Rescue workers have recovered the bodies of at least 1,500 persons from the rubble of Tuesday's earthquake in the Caspian Sea area, it was officially reported loday. The workers counted at least 500 dead and 6,000 injured in the Bobul and Mazanderan areas alone. Indiana, Pharos-Tribune Three Deaths and Funerals FREEL Final rites for Mrs.

Anna Freel, 90, will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday. at the Rev. Fisher funeral home with, the H. H.

berger officiating. Burial will: be made in Star of Hope cemetery at Huntington. Friends my call at the chapel. MILLS Final 'rites for Mrs. Edith Mills, 72, 824 N.

Third; will be: conducted 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Kroeger funeral home with Rev. Kenneth. Brady, officiating. Burial will be made in Laketon cemetery near Wabash, Friends my call at the JOHNSTON Final rites for.

R. R. Johnston, 80, Lakeland, will be conducted at, p.m,: Saturday at 'the Miller chapel with the Rev. Haroid King officiating. Burial will be made in Mt.

Hope cemetery. Friends my call at the chapel after 7 p.m. Friday, (Local Boy Bitten Twice Within Week Ronald Andrew 7-year-old son of Mrs. Louse Andrews, 226 West Ottawa street, was bitten a neighbor's Thursday afternoon as he was walking along the sidewalk, his mother reported. Another dog bit the same.

child a week ago, necessitating medical treatment at that time, Mrs. drews said. I Actress And Husband Die In Car Crash Judy Tyler Who Played Opposite Elvis Presley Killed Instantly LARAMIE, Wyo. (UP) The body of actress Judy Tyler, whose brilliant Broadway, movie and television career ended tragically in an automobile accident Wednesday, will be returned to her parfor ents in burial. Ridgefield, Saturday Singer Elvis Presley, who had just completed the lead role op- 1 posite the 24-year-old brown-eyed actress in a new movie, was heart broken when he learned of her death Thursday.

"All of us boys really loved that girl," Presley said at his home in Memphis, "She meant a lot to of us. I don't believe I can stand to see that movie we made together now, just don't believe I can." Miss Tyler and her husband of only four months, Gregory Lafayette, wore killed at 5:50 p.m., on Wednesday when their automobile collided with another just north of Rock River, on U.S. 30. They were returning to their New York home for a vacation as Miss Tyler had just completed the movie, "Jailhouse Rock," with Presley in Hollywood. Miss Tyler, a black haired beauty, was killed instantly in the grinding head-on collision.

Her body was torn in half. Lafayette, Ike Takes to Saddle At Gettysburg Farm GETTYSBURG, Pa. (UP) President Eisenhower was a likely candidate for a round of golf and possibly another horseback ride today. Newsmen were surprised late Thursday when they spotted the President astride one of his two quarlerhorses, trotting through a south cornfield on his Gettysburg farm. On a farm inspection trip which he usually takes by station wagon, President was dapper tan breeches, white shirt, bow tie and wide-brim tan stelson.

He seemed to be concentrating but was nevertheless at case in the saddle. Find Bodies of Couple In Wreckage of Plane Peru BENNINGTON. Vt. (UP) The bodies of a honeymooning couple were found Thursday night in the wreckage of their light plane on a rugged side of Glastenbury Mountain near here. Mark La Rue, 24, of Hudson Falls, N.Y., and his bride of 13 days crashed Sunday night while returning from a Nantucket, honeymoon.

Woman Is Scalped By Boat Propeller CROCKETT, Calif. (UP)-A San Francisco woman was literally scalped Thursday when her long black hair became entangled in'. the propeller of a power boat. a The accident took place day as Henry Galbraith was backing his 30-foot boat, Scapia, out of Dowre lo's Yacht Harbor. His wife, Lucretia, 51, loosened some floorboards to check the bilge pumps.

Her hair, which reached to her hips, caught in the whirling propeller shaft. Galbraith shut off the motor, but by then it had pulled away much of her hair, It took him 10 minutes to extricate her. He rushed her to Brookside Hospilal in San Pablo where she underwent delicale surgery to repair the injury. Doctors said she would recover. Recover Girl's Body INDIANAPOLIS (UP) The body of Miss Brenda Durriss, 17, Indianupoils, who drowned Sunday was swopt downstream while wading in flood waters of While River, was recovered Thursday by two sherill's deputies.

The body of Eugene Brame, 27, Indianapolis, who drowned while trying to rescue Miss Durrison was recovered last Tuesday. Open stock in the following CENTURY. HOLLY-LIDO Also the Beautiful IMPERIAL CANDLEWICK Available at FERNBAUGH'S Your Diamond Store ORDER YOUR MICHIGAN FRESH FRUIT FROM MER-DEL'S TRUCK ARRIVES July 10 PIE CHERRIES 30 Lb. $6.60 15 Lb. $3.60 Black Raspberries 25 Lb.

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