Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana (2024)

July 21, 1950

Publication:

Journal and Courieri

Location:

Lafayette, Indiana

Issue Date:

Friday, July 21, 1950

Page:

14

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riday Evening July 21 1950 14 i' MARKET DRIVE ELSTON REGULAR DUTY th 'J' X' 4 THOUSAND KIM 8JUD HXKT ADS Compare the Cost Save the Difference 4 3 i Novel Pen Man i 9 Phone 5026 328 erry Street While They Last i SUMMER STYLE You Get oo EATURES Brown Street Levee That Is! Get the Great flew habit PHONE 5808 S' CREAM CQMPANV Per Month HEATING? Tippecanoe isheries REEZER COLD! EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT HART'S CAE Good Mac to Baf' 0 4 0 0 Replaces Edger and Shears Ideal for Buckthorn TARPAULINS (Brand New) 14 ox Waterproof all sizes Army Navy WOOL BLANKETS METAL OOT LOCKERS Army Navy OXORDS WORK SHOES cork soles AfN 3 0 1 0 30 33 1 NEW GOL GRILL NOW OPEN By Pass Golf Range You Get 269 SIZE 1 0 1 0 Drug store 716 Ninth St Phone 2725 ree Delivery ive Registered Pharmacists To Serve You CITIZENS INANCE CORPORATION LAAYETTE INDIANA Where you and Sasses Wrong Man NEW BEDORD Matt When James Bramwell stepped out of the shadows one night to warn a motorist of a detour ahead he was told: your own? busi ness" Patrolman Bramwell did just that He arrested the driver on a charge of drunken driving 3 3 'i 2 2 13 18 37 IS HOW EDUCATOR SHOES THE WHOLE AMILY Kinney Shoe Storelorti bWe txiuare Jr AsfaYour Chamberlin Dealer Distributors for ALE BLATZ BEER Midwest Beverage Co Inc 206 ourth St ARMY SURPLUS 514 Columbia St 0 00 0 00 0 0 0 fJUfmirafWU? PEN REPAIR actory Trained Repairmen 24 Hour Service Southworth's West lAfayetto BUCK'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 225 Northwestern Ave CHOICE BEE Gus Bonner Sons Meat Market 538 Main St' Phone 8018 tt Gants Triumph Over Cards 13 3 ST LOUIS July 21 The New York Giants thrashed the Jcague leadlng St Louis Cardinals13 3 here last" night 'to gain re venge for two severe beatingsWednesday ive double playa helped the cause of Dave Koslo Who got credit for the victoryafter allowing nine hits Erv Dusakdid a splendid relief job for the Cardinals holding the Giants scoreless in the last five innings by giving up but three hits NEW AB AE 3 6 TaJce Advantage Of The Low Down Payment Now While You Can! Sign Szulborski GREEN BAY Wis July 20 The signing of two rookie left halfbacks Harry Szulborski of Purdue and Anthony Gannava of Boston 'college was announced to day by the Green Bay Packers of the National ootbalh league a Szulborski 23 and carrying' 170 pounds on his five foot nine inch frame was a ground gaining spec ialist in his Big Ten career aver aging 518 yards A person living at sea level has about 25 billion blood cells 627 MAIN GROUNDED CHICAGO Police found Tony Werak 40 crawling along a foot wide ledge outside 23rd floor of a Loop hotel The judge sentenced him sixmonths in jail adding: tell the warden to give him a cell on the ground NO crawling stooping blisters or aches4 Razor sharp QJ 1 Uses QviUW old razor blades HARDWARE STORE Second and Columbia Sts PHONE 5055 You Get ioo ALL TYPES ANC CONSUMER IrfVirilJ GRIIN'S SHOP CARAMEL CRISP SALTED NUTS POPCORN BULK OR BOX CANDIES 640 Main St Phono 4930 KALAMAZOO Sales and Service 844 Main Street PHONE 8008 YEOMAN Mrs Glenn Ken nard accompanied her sister Mrs Glenn Weekerly and: children of Delphi on a motor to the west coast They will visit their brother Raymond Holldway and family in Oregon and Mrs Ken daughter Mrs Jack Orr and family at Salt Lake City Utah Ray Bogue and family moved to St Louis where they formerly lived and Mrs Paul Vollenwider took a vacation trip to Arkansas Mr and Mrs Will: LeSourd Dundee HL are visiting his sister Mrs Will Schock and husband Mr and Mrs LcRoy Redding of lorida Are visiting her broth er Charles Hargroves and wife Mrs' ammle Curtis was called to North Judson because of the death of her mother Mrs Will Johnson Mrs Johnson who was 83 i years old formerly lived In the Patton community Mr and Mrs Oren Moore Shel byville and Mr and Mrs Albert Hice and Mr and! Mrs Jack lockhart and daughter of Bra zil' were guests of Rev and Mrs Ray Mitchell Lowell Wayne Austin Weirton Van is'spending a vaca tion! with his mother Mrs EstherAustin Mitt Ela Clawson a stu dent nurse at Methodist hospital Indianapolis Is spending va Chamberlin's is tbps' for downright goodness whether you enjoy if at the fountain or take home a pack! Chock full of and packed with food value too it's thebest tasting way there is to 'varrri weather refreshment and energyl Make Chamberlin Ice Cream a for happy summer living! Elston Indiana can shop at a complete food home necessity store' BUY QUALITY 'MERCHANDISE AT A SAVING Hurs 1 AM to 6 PM Ssturday 7 SM to 8 PM Your riendly Appliance Dealer Next ToXuna 0 4 34 3 1 3 1 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 CHAMBERLIN'S ICE CREAM IS MADE COUNTRY RESH DAIRY PRODUCTS TO INSURE HIGHEST OOD ENERGY VALUE WITH ULL WIDTH ULL LENGTH New Car Loans Cost You 40c per Month or $480 per $100 for 12 Months Industrial Loans Are Best They Cost You Less By Alon Mav8f Wanen4 Group I air Stand I WILLIAMSPORT The A Junior Leaders club Warren I county has voted to build a per i manent concession stand for the annual 4 fair Kenneth Cronk hlte president of the tion appointed" rank Clark chair man of a committee to obtain plans for the building He wjH be assisted by Hetrick and James The committee will with Henry Barron chairman i of thev 4 fair board 1 to make final plans AT 4 CAMP Normap Sipes of Washington township Carroll Thompson of Jordan township and Wade Wftrren townihlD SET attending the annual 4 conser WMAT MAY vatlon camp at Halsmer Hill near Versailles The trips are being ascORP sponsored by the Redwood Con fOR servation club the Pine Village CLEVELAND Conservation club and tne war 1 a 1 1 narvo 1 ATI ll ren uounty witha wet 44 7 Mrs lorence Ray and i OMER Bonnie Kane and Stqvie arevisit ing at Quincy Hl I Tokeland la Is visiting Mrs SueYoung and Harold i GIRL SCOUT CAMP our girls are spending a week Svrarnnre Valiev Girl Scout camp near Lafayette Those at i cation in her home here tending are juu Srhmiedicke? Sune Million and IMftrv Ellen Masters I Miss Ann Gillespie has returned I JAMESVILLE Wls (INS) from Pari where she was a Think in a is extra guest of Miss Virginia Chittick ordinary? Louis iedler is oni in Mrs Smith Mrs Carroll 28 million how the Wallace and Mrs red Parnell Summary of Vital statistics' esti I a v4 I itst jravalvr Anna In TYlIllfAYl uiuj vttw cases the birthdays of three children not triplets fall on the same day' of the' year iedler a pen precisioner at a local foun tain pen manufacturing plant has three child ten ages 10 years seven years and seven months old They were all born November 10 i i i ii 4 One Ann Enough WILLOUGHBY (UP) Vic Naegellcn is in a class by himself at Willoughby high schooL The varsity basketball player won the basketball foul shooting contest by dropping in 1100 out of 1430 tries What makes it really unusual is that Vic has only one arm new 9 cu ft may SAVE YDS 40 ATTlBION SATURDAY NIGEft1 '1 MOOSE HOME Dance to the Music of CARL HEDBERG'S ORCHESTRA st Dining Room Now Under Management of Mrs Gerrard NEW YORKStanky 3b I Mueller rf Thompson 3b Weatherly 5 It iWestrum iThomson cf Gilbert lb Park Koslo' I Totals 40 ST LOUIS AB Dlerinr cf 5 Schoendlenst 3 Muslal If 1 Walker It 5 3 Slaughter" rt 1b Glavtano 3b aa Miller Kazak 3b Jtlce sBucha jo Monger Papal Martin Duaak 1 Totals Netr York St" Louis Mueller 3 Weatherly 3 Slaughter Dark Stanky 3B Thompson Schoen dienst 1 Dark Weatherly Glavtano 3B Koslo Stanky Stanky Dai and Gilbert 3 Thompson Stanky' and i Gilbart 3: iGlaviano and iJonea Jones and Glaviano NewYork 10 St' Louis Munger 1 Papal 1 Martin 2 Dusak 4 Koslo 6 Martin 1 Dusak 1 Koslo 3 Munger 4 In 1 1 3 innings JPapal 4 In 1 1 3: Martin I in 1 1 3 Dusak 3 In HBP Koslo (Miller) Winner Koslo (3 8) loser Munger (4 7) AND COURIER fc a BIG LUKE ASTER CtEVELA flO 'ROOKEi LOOKED UKE AN EASTER WEN NE STARTED ENT NE'E BEEN Tte Enr iv SNCE NDNG TNE RANGE 1 N5TAUMG NM AB REGULAR fiNEENlAN DVD TNE TRCK at cngton opt Raymond Dean May who has been Visiting his parent Mr anJ Mrs May and family Joins Celhcs has gone to Tacoma Wash CpL BOSTON July 20 AP The Boston Celtics of the" Basketbait Aleutian islands Association of America today an Mrs James an nounced the 1950 51 contract sign 1 nled her farhicavo ing of Ed Stanzak of ort Wayne Rojahn to Ker home Chicago TrA3 Wayme HUlyer and family and Ind 4 Jgnyert arenU Mr and tt i Mrs Harold Clawson Lafayette I Hookey Diops haVe returned 'from Washington WASHINGTON 'C District of Columbia school off 1 1 Mi aritf Mrs: George Stamm cials attribute Jthe low? degree of have moved into the Paulinfe Me I truancy in Washington schools to edrmick property the kindly wisdom of Mrs Alice pnbprt and William Burger Sheldon attendance director for Burger are 15 years Only a fraction of Wash endlng the Howe Military 66000 school 1 1 mmej camp were illegally absent JmJ year William Biggs has return And officials say Mrs Sheldons hom7 the west coast attitude which is Im attended the Business pressed on her assistants is JJd Professional club main there dren more I conventIon at San ran hookey players cisco She also visited at Los Angeles and Corona CaL RANCH SOLD THERMOPOLIS Wyo A QLinn Wrecker ranch once owned by the man be DHOp VV 1 lieved to have been the inspiration HOLLYWOOD A Houy for the 'novel "The has I wood dress shop' operator hunting been sold It belonged in the earlier something unusual as a mascot days to Virgil Rice said to have paid 100 dollars to a pet dealer I been the prototype of Owen Wis for Peter Peter turned out to be more destructive than the prover bial hull In a china snop tie went on a rampage tearing dresses from' a s' right and 14ft and i making the shop a shambleS The opei is' looking for someone: to take him off her hAnds Peter by the way is a two year old don key 35 i ti 0 0 0 00 1 0 4 17 12 0 in moAOD 13 001 000 3 Koslo 3 westrum Weatherly 3 Slaughter a nompeon bcuuch KoslOf Stanky DP Qlaviano and Isl 4 Il IBeli l' Mr? 1 i 11 uffm 'at I raffia iU I i 3 I ftV rnTT fi: ski si I SKStS I K3K IB 'W i i Tfli as or: 1 1 jr i I Aaii SIM iflb nr 'I 1 JR JS I III VT IT HE IE 111 "vSr t' i III Jst 2 a Il i II xaMaSSI 1 4 a I I HI I I 43 'T 4 vX' AyL jr 1sX (oX) i I vriftRvwaf i I 1 0 0 10 tfltZxsXKstfiHK 0 0 0 SRa aM Ar' I B'w TaaL)ir I I 7 3 A i i bL Kg gv kg I i I Sa fcSw i 1 1 I 6 2 2 9 6 Principal Interest Per Month Amt 12 Mo 15 filo 12 Mo $800 $260 S2L50 $18J5 400 3545 2870 2420 500 4415 3585 805 600 5300 4300 700 61857 5015 4235 800 17065 57 JOJ 48 Amt 12 Mo 15 Ma Mo $300 $2670 $2170 $185 400 350 285 2445 500 4445 36J 5 3055 600 5185 4835 3665 700 6225 5055 4275 A fc 4 lumber.

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