Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 31

fen Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribune Three Plead Guilty To Speeding Charges Two Indiana motorists were fined when they pleaded guilty to speeding charges in the local justice court at 11:15 o'clock Wednesday night. DatUm Heweston, 33, of Kokomo, was fined $10 and costs on a charge of driving 90 miles per hour, and Willard Sanders, 23, of Gary, was fined $1 and costs on a charge of driving 75 miles per hour. At 9 p.m. Omer lurpin, 39, of Cincinnati, 0., was fined and costs on a charge of exceeding- the 45-mile-per-hour speed limit for trucks. All three of the arrests made by State Trooper Richard Keyes.

White County Man Meted Farm Term MONTICELLO, Ind. Jerry M. Luse, 30, was sentenced to the state penal farm for 90 days and fined $1 and costs by Judge Russell Gordon in the White circuit court Wednesday on his plea of guilty to a charge of failure to provide for his minor children. On a second charge of of minor children, he was sentenced to one to seven years in the state prison, but the sentence was suspended. Luse was taken to the penal farm by Sheriff Miller.

LTFE SAVINGS NEW HAVEN, Conn. Police Investigating the death of Michael Casey, 70, found $10,583 in cash under his pillow, apparently his life savings. It included seven $1,000 bills. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS old woman of Illy window drink (pl.) person marsupial for cerium animals works unusual to Turkey 4.T—Be mistaken up of Urn. demon DOWN 2 Bone by of pino of circle in California for moiatuce III of bird's wins corresponding to thumb children 2.

(Irsires for portrait' plant fish ntercstlnr pril'HOIla Ccnlloq.) as written of acalu N'OTICK TO 'J'AXI'AYKnS OK ADDITION A 1., IM Imrcljy to the taxpayer! of tin; Civil City i the Common Council nuld City nl a rruj'-tlni; in tint Council on tin; 24th of June, will consider th(j fol- lowtnK additional Haid officers consider neoennary to meet tfifi "xtraordln- cm'TKuney existing at tlilis time: TO CITY OliNKUAL liTNI); HOARD IIP AVIATION COMMIHSJO.VfclCH To 7-73 IZS.IJOO.OO 500.00 £00,00 300.00 To of To i-Kl-ZZZ Uaniillnn (fe To 7-720 Oihur HKTll To 4-4M 1'art of Kqnhi- jiient MKTEHH To 7-72i; Uriulimi'ifit -Jl 5, 000.01) To 1-1 I I .1.000.00 A.vr> To 7-720 Otiler inunt (IN To lii'imlr Clirlin To l-IIl Hiilarlen ft To 2-211 Prelnlit, A. To ItnulLlr nt Wqulp- To 2-211 Tolniilionn Telo Kiiiph To 1'artn of ment 120.1)0 500.011 500.00 ICO.00 Jfrii-n HiipplfuH 400.00 1MUIMC AN'IJ HAFKT-Y dime CurnniifiH- loiinr Jjiipl 5 2,200,00 To UuM.Iiih Crjlluv- tio To 2-241 Printline Vf-rtlsInK 200.00 TiLXpityerji anii'ifirlnK at finch have a. rlKhl. to lie The nilrll llonal HII- iin finally will autnmal lly referj-'-d to the Hlate Hoard of Oinmlmilon- which lioar.l will hold a further liiiarlnK wllhln flCleun dayn nt the rounl.y Auditor's orrlcn of Indiana, or n.t dtlmr iilm'n UK miiy At. niich hi-arliiK.

laxnayern any such aildltlnnal ajiliroprlat.lorm may be heard am) taxpnyern may of the Counfy Atnlltor when where nuch heiirlm; will lie held. KAI.i'U (), H.M)T)I Native of Kewanna Expires in Florida ROCHESTER, Jnd. Carson Acker't, 41, native of Kewanna, who was shot a month ago hy a Negro while he was on duty as deputy sheriff at Fort Myers, is dead, according to information received by his uncle, Whit Heminger, 1213 Monroe street. He had returned to work although he had not fully recovered from the wound. Death was attributed to a heart attack.

Survivors are the mother, Mrs. Anna Ackert; a sister, Mrs. Deloris Hamilton; and a son, Richard, all of Fort Myers. Funeral rites were conducted there. NOTHJK Of' 1 I.Vi'JM.VA COUNTY OF CASH NOTI'MO TO AM, 'I'KllHON'H TN- TKKKHTKIt JN MHTATK OF A HO A It I-JT Sf JI VV AI In I ClrfMiU nf OUHH April Nirmhcr 14H70.

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BRAGG, N. C. (UP)-Two j-bolts of lightning in the midst of a violent electrical storm struck Wednesday in a bivouac area, killing two North Carolina National Guardsmen and wounding 47 others. The men, mcNnbers of North Carolina's 30th Infantry Division were preparing for supper at. the time of the accident.

The "Old Hickory" division, some 8,000 strong, had gone to the bivouac area Monday at the beginning of their second week ot active duly training. of the injured men Is in serious condition. They were expected to'-be released after treatment ul the Army hospital here. Names of the men and their rcgi- mcnt.i were withheld pending notification of the next of kin. Florida Already Laying Plans for Nuclear Age value to 1 the entire South as there is no other such concentration of skills and tools on a single' campus in the area.

The state's development commission has launched a drive to attract nuclear industry to Florida. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Florida and its state-operated universities are doing some bold planning in an effort to become a training base for atomic scientists of the future. Spurred DX atom-minded Gov. Leroy Collins, the state has an active nuclear commission and a scientific advisory commission hard at.work on a program for the 1957 legislature which would get Florida in on the ground floor of planning for the nuclear age.

The goal is to make Florida the center of nuclear and aeronautic industry. The starting point is to gear the University of Florida and Florida State University to teach all skills needed in the nuclear field. The university at Gainesville plans a $12,000,000 Florida center of nuclear science and industrial development to concentrate 'on the i Insurance, The Logic of Lite In- teaching of Technical sciences. surance, A Short History of Life Subjects will include radiation biology, health physics, tracer nutrition, radiation and agricultural chemistry, nuclear calculations and applied mathematics, nuclear process engineering and nuclear and rocket propulsion. Florida planners feel the need for scientists in these fields is so great that assistance will be available from federal and industrial sources.

The center would be of Plan Distribution Of Gifts to Library Eleven new books which gifts of library patrons will be put into circulation sometime this week, Miss Mary Holmes, librarian at the Logansport public library announced Tuesday. Six of the new books are the gift of the Logansport Life Insurance Underwriters association. The books include Safeguarding Life Insurance Proceeds, Pictionary of Insurance Terms, Maclean's Life Fete Fathers at Clay Farm Bureau Charles. Jones, oldest father, arid Robert Dawson, youngest father, were presented gifts at the meeting Wednesday evening of- the Clay township Farm Bureau, held at the community building. Gerald Lindley-presided at "the session attended by twenty-five persons.

Devotions were offered by Mrs. Robert Dawson. A discussion was held, concern ing community events- and problems. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served, and entertainment was highlighted by a clarinet solo, played by Ann Dawson; Seven members of the Pet and Insurance and The Money Value of a Man. Five other books have been presented to the library in memory of Mrs.

Joseph C. Taylor. These books are Lowell Thomas' History As You Heard It, Leo Lerner's The Itch of Opinion, John Crompton's The Living Sea, Stanford Mirkin's When Did It Happen? and Political and Economic Structures, by Bela Hubbard. YUI, HHYNNI5R KECOVEIUNG HOLLYWOOD (UP) Baakl- hcndocl matinee- idol Yul Brynner today was recovering from a hack injury received wliilu filming a motion picture. ruys rovcnlud Wednesday thiil Brynner suffered a fruclurcd vertebra while dome trick horscbnclc riding for the in the movie "The Rmlhcw Karumumv" a Thursday.

The actor hnd been reported us having a severe buck sprain. CITY MARKET- GROUND BEEF BEEF ROAST SAUSAGE PORK STEAK hth.Mo.icu. volopmvnt in ceramic fir i forward i1op In BEEF STEAK INDESTRUCTIBLE A tteot corn bring ifrinqih before known In tiU try. LIGHTWEIGHT Only pound foot factor, A in most conventional HU. SLICING BOLOGNA BEAUTirUL to STARFIRE brlngi UU to your Inloriort.

SIRLOIN STEAK Con to imooth ONER'S umber Millwork ner-Built-Cabinetry ROUND STEAK 65c Swiu or Fry PHONE 31 38 23ND ST. Executor's Auction Sale We will sell the personal property of the estate of the late T.illic Newer aL Weddington's Auction Room, 116 12th Logansport, on Friday, June 21st, at 7:00 P.M. (DST) G. E. refrigerator with across top and revolving shelves, one year old and-like new; 2-piece living room suite; knechole desR and chair; radio; 3 wicker rockers; occasional chairs; end tables; floor, bridge and table lamps; antique rocker; corner chair; lamp table; yxl2 rugs; dressers; chest of drawers; double bed complete; single bed complete; roll-away bed; cedar chest; fl-piece clirome dinette; 6 dining room chairs; sweeper and attachments; utility cabinet; clothes hamper; screen; foot stool; throw rugs; whatnots; card table; smoking stand; table model radio; gas stove; porcelain top kitchen table and a chairs; glass door cupboard; III 1 ladder; step Judder; tool chest; some tools; dishes; few Austria dishes; curtains; bedding; pillow cases; sheets; towels linens; luggage; porch box; canned fruit; ironing board; hose reel; cooking utensils and many other articles too numerous to mention.

Not responsible for accidents. 1ILLIE EnHtcnliiy, Executor Gluiin Miller, Attorney Auct. Martin, Clerk J)oor opens nt p.m. HIT RECORDS FOR THE WEEKEND "Bye Bye Love" Everly Brothers "So Rare" Jimmy Dorsey "Love Letters in the Sand" Pat Boone "White Sport Coat" Marty Robbins "Four Walls" Jim Reeves "Teddy Bear" Elvis Presley "Shangri-La" Four Coins "It's Not for Me to Say' Johnny Mathis "Wonderful, Wonderful" Johnny Mathis "Yes Sir That's My Baby" Four Aces In Comfort. WHETHER IT BE Floor or Wall Covering YOU CAN INSTALL IT YOURSELF AND SAVE! Choosn from ARMSTRONG and SANDRAN Wall coverings DO IT YOUHSfUl FLOOR rubber, and vinyl by Armstrong, Bonnoy Maid and American.

ROLL GOODS-12 ft. wide Quaker Folt bcino; 6 fl. Armstrong linoleum; and Sandrcm 6 fl. Vinyl. Wo will loan you the tools' Frau of charge, and Inilruct you how lo do tho job.

315 Fourth St. Thursday Evening, June 20, 1937. Hobby club made coin purses at their meeting. The annual ice cream social will be held on July 17, and all township 4-H members are invited. 4-H CLUB MEETS Raymond Rush was host at a meeting Tuesday night of the Washington township Busybodies 4-H club, with Alan Miller in charge of the session.

Fred Bowyer passed out pins to the judging teams who are going to the state fair. Bonnie Berlet gave a talk and demonstration on the fitting and showing of beef animals. Next Tuesday morning a veterinarian will -be on hand -to inspect all livestock projects. In Memory of Frostie Little Bowser, who went 5 years ago today: (When the evening shadows are falling, and we are sitting all alone. In our hearts there comes a longing.

If you could only come back home. Bowser Kuntz, Paul Bowser. BOLiNS DONUTS At Your Favorite GROCERY, RESTAURANT, or 14rh and Broadway NO BUG WORRIES THIS SUMMER with ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS DOORS 3 MAJOR MANUFACTORS A TO CHOOSE FROM. Expert Installation Free Estimates Gladly! PHONE 3666 Just North On Road 17 MOTOROLA CAR RADIOS Tiny traruittor won't wear out. 15 parti that cant Cuts battery drain by or more.

Eliminates off mechanical hum or vibration. '49 95 kiitollollon 01 aerial Fits Chevrolet Ford and Plymouth SCOTTIES TV (Flanegin Ace Hardware) 312 E. Mkt. Phono 4780 W. F.

Scott NOTICE Due to a change in management at our IMPLEMENT STORE on East Main St. (Sroney Pike) our inventory of feed will be moved to the bulk plant location, 1 block west of the implement store, on July 1st. The present line of feed will be available at new location. We respectfully ask your cooperation in tKis move. Cass Co.

Farm Bureau Co-Op Assn. Logansport, Indiana FRIDAY SATURDAY I AZLEV CASH IIXZIEY ia53 BRAND JC I IM A HO Broadway SATISFACTION GUARANTEED COFFEE Pound Cam BAZLEYS U. S. GRADED TENDER BEEF STEAK BEEF ROAST GROUND BEEF TENDER RIB STEAK ROLLED RIB ROAST BAZLEYS FRESH BUTTER BAZLEYS ROYAL PALM OLEO Pound 18c Reason thoy are bottorl Selected quality, completely thankloH. Bolter trimmed.

Ready to Eot. HAMS BUTT HALF 53c LB. SHANKIESS HALF LB. 43 CENTER SLICED HAM 9Sc POUND BAZLEY MUD COLBY CHEESE PORK CHOPS PORK CHOPS LEAN CBNTBR RIB POUND PICNICS BAKE HAMS TO ORDER LEAN TENDER Pound.