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was 45 I I few days a go ELWOOD CALL-LEADER MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1959 Local Resident Heart Attack Victim Sunday Cleo "Monk Taylor, 69. North 7th street died suddenly Sunday of a heart attack near Converse. Born Aug. 28. 1889 in Elwood.

he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor. He retired from Coca, Cola after years of service.

He was a veteran of World War 1 and was a member of the American Legion. Taylor was never married. Survivors include his step mother, Mrs. Margaret Taylor of ELwood, two sisters, Mrs. Edith Sheckle of Muncie, and Mrs.

Lola Jones: two brothers, Ralph Taylor of Elwood and Chesel of Muncie: three half sisters. Mrs. Hazel don, Mrs. Thelma Pedro and Ruth VanNess of Elwood; four half brothers. Arley Taylor and Robert O.

Taylor of Muncie, Arthur Taylor, and Edward Taylor of Frankton and two step brothers, er Merida of Gary, and Carl Merida of Elwood. The body is at the Copher and Fester funeral home where services will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. H.V. Linday will officiate.

Baseball Parents Meet Wednesday Parents of Little League and Pony League baseball players will, meet Wednesday night at Edgewood school, Joe Morris announced today. Morris said at the meeting. scheduled for 8:00 a report will be made on results of an ice cream. pie and Saturday. Morris was well attended "results were CHAMBER BOARD Members of the er of Commerce ectors will meet a.m.

in Mangas Former Elwood Resident Dies Death claimed a former Elwood resident. Arthur King, Sr. who had resided in Anderson. Friday At the. Aliquippa, hospital.

Death was attributed to a stroke. His wife, the former Guernie Porter died several years agO, He is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Leroy Padgett, of Beaver Falls, and Mrs. William Boustead, of Aliquippa; one son, Arthur and nine grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.

Harold of Aliquippa and Mrs. John Orystick, of Gary. Funeral services were held today in the Pennsylvania city with burial in a cemetery there. Daisy Nuding Dies In Illinois Mrs. Leander (Daisy) Nuding of Kewanee, and formerly of Elwood, died.

May 3 at the hospital there. Mrs. Nuding moved a- way from Elwood some 38 years ago. The daughter of Leopold and Mahalia Miller Kieter, she was born March 18, 1877 in ville, Ind. She married Leander Nuding on 1 Oct.31, 1903 in Elwood.

Surviving are her husband and the following children: Iva ing and Ralph Nuding, Kewanee, Mrs. Jacob Verkruysse Inglewood. Mrs. Louis Millen of Kewance. Mrs.

Marvin Osborne of Kewance, David K. Nuding of Kewanee, nine grandchildren and two great grandsons. Mrs. Nuding was a member of the First Baptist Church and Group Two of the church. License Branch Close Wednesday cake sale last Mrs.

Dorothy Price, manager of said the sale the Elwood auto license branch, and indicated today announced her office will be closed Wednesday. Mrs. Price said the doors will be locked in order that employes Elwood Chamb- may attend a meeting Wednesday board of dir in Hartford City. The office will Tuesday at 8 reopen at its regular time cafeteria. day.

Come Sol The exciting new "Fleetwood" Group with YOUR soft, cloud-like comfort of new backs and foam rubber seat Half cushioning. Circle, UP TO $50 ON YOUR OLD OPEN FRIDAY AND Milton E. Dobson, 83, Dies Sunday Milton C. Dobson, 83, 1105 Main street, died Sunday evening at Mercy hospital following a illness. Born June 2, 1876 in Madison county, the son of John L.

and Amanda Dobson, he was mar ried May 26, 1910 to Nellie Trick. He attended Marion college and was a retired farmer. Survivors include the widow. one daughter, Mrs. Lorene Wimmer of Elwood, sister.

Mrs. Bertha Aliman of Summitville, and two' grandchildren. The body is at the Copher and Fester funeral homer where friends may call Tuesday. Funeral rites will be held Wednsday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Cophers with Rev. McCoy, pastor of East Main Street Christian church, officiating.

Burial will be in the Elwood City cemetery. Struck By Car; Condition Good Susan Poole, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Poole of near Curtisville was reported in a good condition at Mercy Hospital today. Miss Poole was hospitalized Saturday night when struck by an automobile.

She was taken to the hospital in a Robert L. ambulance when she complained Jackley of neck and head injuries. Sheriff Clyde Overdorf of Tipton county investigated. Ike Calls (Continued from Page 1) the debt ceiling, Eisenhower said "these increases are essential to the orderly and prudent conduct of the. financial operations of the government" even though he has submitted to Congress a narrowly balanced budget for the 1960 fiscal year beginning July 1.

RETAIL DIVISION Members of the Elwood ChamBER OF CommerceRetail Merch Association will meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the chamber office. Came CHOICE OF Sofa, Quarter Open-End Sofa. WITH TRADE-IN LIVINGROOM SUITE SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 8:30. Luke R.

Park Dies Sunday; Rites Wednesday TIPTON Luke R. Park, 61, route 3 Tipton, died Sunday noon of a heart ailment. Funeral rites will be morning at Goldsmith, at 10 o'- clock. Rev. Hubbell will officiate.

a Burial will be in Tetersburg cemetery. The body is at Young's funeral home where friends may call this evening. Born Jan. 23, 1898 near Goldsmith he was the son of Seaborn and Dorothy: Small Park. He was first married to Alice Teter.

She died Feb. 16, 1937. He married Frances L. Thompson, March 9, 1939. He was a member of modern Woodmen of America and was a farmer.

Survivors include the widow; a son, Norman L. Park of near Tipton; a daughter, Mrs. June: Berg, near Tipton; a step son, George W. Thompson, of California; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Sharp of North Vernon and Mrs.

Bertha Wood of Goldsmith; two brothers. Frank Park of Goldsmith and Bernie Park of route 3, Tipton and nine grandchildren. The body will be taken Wednes day at 9 a.m. from Young's fun eral home to the church. Funeral Tuesday For Ida Spencer; Dies Saturday Funeral services will held Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock for Mrs.

Ida May Spencer, 93, route 3, Elwood, who died Saturday evening at the McGuire nursing home. She had been ill the past several weeks. The service will be held at Copher and Fesler funeral home. Rev. Carl R.

Shaw, pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church will officiate. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery, Indianapolis. Born Nov. 16, 1865 in Tipton county, she was the daughter of Gobel and Nancy Crull. She married Alonzo F.

Spencer, in January of 1891. He died April 12, TRADE-IN R. L. Leeson Sons Co. FURNITURE DEP'T.

2nd FLOOR ELEVATOR SERVICE 13 Confirmed In Episcopal Church Rites A total of 13 persons were confirmed in the Episcopal faith Sunday at St. Stephen's Episcopal Mission, located on Ind. 37, south by the Rt. Rev. John P.

Craine, Bishop of the Indianapolis Diocese. It was the first visit of the year to the Elwood Mission by the Bishop who was installed lastFebruary in Christ Church Cathedral at Indianapolis. He now serves spiritual head for more than 18,000 baptized Episcopalians in the diocese. Confirmed in the ancient ceremony by the laying of the the bishop were: Alice Matilda by Baden, Adeline Rebecca Bean, Ethel Frances Boyden, Dana Leigh Edwards, Alma Edwards. Robert Edwards, John Robert Hood.

Dorcas Louise Liggett, Puell Marion Liggett, Fred Longerbone, Lillian Harriett Ozenbaugh, Dane William Ozenbaugh, Dane W. Ozenbaugh, and Victor W. Warner. Guns, Groceries Are Stolen Here Two guns and a quantity of groceries were stolen from the home. of Jack Hampton, 1529 South 20th street, sometime between 6 p.m.

and midnight Sunday. Hampton reported the theft to city police at 1:55 a.m. this morning. Taken were a .32 caliber revolver, a .22 caliber automatic rifle and about $20 worth of ceries. The culprits had no trouble entering the home since Hampton had left the doors unlocked.

1946. She was a member of the Wesleyan Methodist church. Survivors include a son, Carl Spencer of Elwood, two daughters, Miss Cecil Spencer, Elwood and Mrs. Grace O'Grady of Indianapolis, and two grandchildren. Friends may call at Copher and Fesler funeral home.

Red Geo. W. Croy, 83, Dies Sunday At Alexandria Home ALEXANDRIA Funeral services' for George W. Croy, 83 years old, who died at 1:15 a.m. Sunday after an illness of nine years, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m.

at the Karl M. Kyle funeral home with Jack Albertson, pastor of the First Christian church officiating. Burial will be in Elwood City Cemetery. A resident of Alexandria for the past 42 years, have come here from Elwood, he was a retired farmer and resided north of the city for 17 years before moving to his present home at 108 So. Black street.

Born May 19, 1876 in Clinton county, the son of Michael Croy and Nancy Powers, he was married to Maude Langston, who vives, on Oct. 20, 1906 at Marion. He was a member of the Alexandria First Christian church, and a member of the former IO0F lodge here. Besides the wife, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs Fay Roby of Alexandria, two half-brothers, Frank Duckworth of Summitville and Charles Duckworth of Anderson; three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A son, King, preceding him in death in 1932.

Friends may call at the Kyle funeral home after 7 p.m. tonight. White Men Face Negro Rape Charge TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Four young white men accused of raping a Negro co-ed go on trial Wednesday. Under Florida law they could receive the death penalty.

But no white man has ever paid with his life for criminally assaulting a Negro woman in this state. However, numerous Negroes have been electrocuted in Florida for raping white women. The Negro girl was allegedly attacked six weeks ago shortly after she and her boyfriend and another couple were parked on a Values) Col. Tim (Continued from Page 1) in various parts of the country, and like meeting the people both young and "Now that you have starred in both TV and in person, do you think that TV is killing off reallife we asked. "To the contrary," Tim replied.

"When television first became a household word, in person attractions suffered. People sat for hours glued to. their screens. But, now I firmly believe TV is playing a big part in hypoing the show business and sporting attractions. For example, look how television increase pro football "I enjoy this life, honestly, better than I do making pictures.

This way you met so many interesting people, get to travel. make a good living, and when the season is over, you can relax. "Next week, one of my two sons the younger will join me. School's out now and he will on the road with me for a couple of months. He loves the life, and believe it or not, the education he is getting traveling about goes a long way in helping him in his school work.

My other son is in Europe with his mother, who in cidentally, is a former newspaper columnist, and a good one too, if I say so After autographing a few books aut for small children who ventured up to 'the hero" for his name, Tim bade us adieu explaining he had to get back to the wagon and get a few things done before the matinee." Before leaving we pressed for an answer on one thing. "Just where does your title Colonel come we asked. "During World War One, I held the rating as a Lt. Colonel, and when called back to duty during World War Two I eventually won a permanent Colonel's rating with the Army. You see I have been in the army for years, starting in the Cavalry, which has been done way with since the introduction of modern warfare methods." Shaking hands warmly, McCoy departed toward his trailer, while lover's lane near Florida a a Negro college.

Come BY an Indian attendant led off his horse. which had been standing by McCoy's side listening to what was being said. I'm sure he nodded his head affirmatively to McCoy's story several times as we talked About the wild west, television and the show in general. ELWOOD TONITE and TUESDAY THEY ALL GO FOR 'Gidget' fidget CINEMASCOPE EASTMAN COLOR A COLUMBIA PICTURE ELWOOD DRIVE Theatre -IN' FINAL NITE BUCK NITE YOU JUMP with JOYE LEWIS MONA FREEMAN Poo De FORE WALLS Jumping Jacks, TUES. WED.

They called her" "Maggie the M- G- Presents Cat on a Hot Tin Roof STAR EUZABETH TAYLOR. PAUL NEWMAN BURLIVES JACK CARSON -JUDITH ANDERSON in METROCOLOR Free Pass To Paul Demoss shop CLOSED ON.