THK CUkVEft CITIZEN" — J U N E 14, 1973

UNITED MK1HODIST GROUP MINISTRY

(A fellowship of United Metti-xJist Churches in the area south ind east of Lake Maxinkuckee.)

LETTERS FORD CIKCUIT Rev. Phillip Liulz, Pas to r

LEJLTEKS FOIU) M ETHODI8T Leon Welling, S. S. S u p t

Church School, 10:00 a .m. Worship, 11:00 a.m. M Y F on secona and fourth

Sunday. MONTEREY METHODIST

Worship 9:10 a.m. Church School 10:15 a.m..

Mount San ta Grove Par ish Rev. Ar thu r Bishop

ML Hope United M.lhodist Robert C. Kline, Superintendent

Church School 10 a.m. Worship a t 11 a.m. every 2nd

a^i 4th Sunday-

Banta A n n a U/ilteo Methodist Pmilip Peer, Superintendent

Church School 10 r*.m. Worship 11 a m . every 1st and

Brd Sunday. popu la r Grove United Methodist

William Lake, Superintendent Church Sehol 10:45 a.m. Worship 10 a.m. . {

'Oltead United Methodist Rev- Ray Kuhn, Pas tor

©rover Shaffer, Superintendent Worship 10 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. on 2nd

•Lna 4th Sundays.

The United Methodist O&nrch Bi^ldand Center - tSurton Charge JRev Curtis R. Sylvester, P a s t o r

Phone: Rochester 223-3751

Richland Center United Methodist Church

Rober t J . Nelians, Lay Leader Howard Conrad, Superintnedent

Worship, 9:30 on 2nd and 4th

Sunday.

-id:39 on 1st ana 3ra Sundays.

Church School: Al te rna t ing tliaa. &'_acton United Methodist

iO&n Cessna, L*y deader M a r g a r e t Belcher, Superintendent

Warship: 9:30 on 1st- and 3rd

Sundays . 10:30 on 2nd and 4th Sundays. •Church School: Al te rna t ing

tuna. ICettiodist Touth Fellowship a t

«:30 p.m. Sunday. Saint Ann's Catholic

th.ir. h Monterey Rev. Rober t W. Sorg, Faacor Sojiciay masses : 7:30 and 9:30

We&ktlay Masses: 8:00 (Wint e r ) , ;7:30 (Summer ) ; 3:30 Satu rdays Win te r ) .

Holy days of Obligation 7:30 ara aad 7:30 pm.

Coafesitons Sa turday 4:00 to 1:30; 7:00 to 8:00; After Sacred Hear t Devotions and Nights be-lore Koly Days 7:00 to 8:00.

Trini ty Lutheran Church Missouri Svnod

Roger L. Sommer, pastor 330 Academy Drive

Phone 842-3613 Sunday worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Visitors welcome.

Culver Bibl3 tJhiurib Rav. Thomas Bump, Castor

718 South Main Street Sunday School 9.30 a.m. Sunday- Worship 10:30 a.m. Evening Service 7:00 p.m.

Wean^Pday 7:30 »m Nuewry available ior all Sun*

dav services. Culver Military Academy

Memorial CliapeS Rov. Calvin R. Couch, Chaplain

Time of Worship, 11:00 a,m. Visitors a lways welcome.

Steven Erndlev. Pastor

William Sheridan,. Asst . Supt. Marlon Kline, Class Leader Lester Went/.el, Lay Leader Sunday School 9:30 sum. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m.

ery Sunday. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. ev

ery 4th Sunday of the month. Everyone welcome-

i*ret:y ItikB Trini ty Did led Methodist

Rev. J . C. White, P a s t o r Mornrng Worship S :30 a.m. Sunday School 10:20 a.m.

tJUJV*^ JrJniruannei United Methodist

Rev. Mam ice C Kefclc r, Pastor Loon Sims, Superintendent

Church School, 9:30 a.m. Worship, 10:40 a.m.

Burr Oak Churcii o. God Rev. Darrel Maddoek

Ferris Zechiel, Superintendent Stan Reinho.lt, Asst. Supt.

Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Worship Service, 10:45 a.m. Worship Service, 7:30 p.m. Hour of Power, Wednesday,

7:30 p.m. Holy Communion observed the

first Sunday of each month dur-*1g the mortung worship service.

Culver Wesley United Method W School - Lewis Streets

Earl W. Sharp, Minister Mrs. Ted Strang, Director of

Christian Education Church School, 9:30 a.m. Worship, 10:40 a.m.

St. Thomas Episcopal Church Center and Adams Streets

Plymouth. Rev. James

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Tin Art Center, South Bend,

announces its summer classes for <

1973. There are classes available hi drawing, painting, cejarnN s, photography and many ether area*. Registration, for classes will fee held June 11 through June 22 and the classes will be June 25 through tba . week of July 27. The center located a t 121 N . Lafayette in South Bend and further inf< rmaticn is available from them or by calling 233-S201.

- D O -Total gasoline consumption for

both highway and non-highway uses in Indiana ' amounted to 2,767,01.1,000 gallons in 1972, acc e d i n g to the Indiana Petroleum Council. David R. Davis, executive secretary of the Council, noted that the figures represented a 5.8 per cent increase over the previous year. This compared with a 6.5 per cent rise nationwide. — o o —

The gasoline shortage may be a blessing in disguise, noted an official of the Nat.onal. Automo-"r:J]-3 Associativa. Among the measures being conoid* red to slew the flow of gasoline is a reduction in speed limits.

If every motorist drove from five to ten miles per hour slower than his usual rate, gasoline usage would be reduced by millions of gallons, and a? a beneficial r-.de effect, the savings in lives undoubtedly would run into the thousands. Thirty-three per cent of all automobile accident fatalities are caused by "speed too fast." This is interpreted to be: spred beyond posted limits, speed too fast for weather conditions and speed to fast for road conditions.

— C C — Second District Colleges will

receive grants totalling §1,027,319 for the operation of Work-Study programs for the next fiscal year, according to word received by Congressman Bar] F Landgrebe.

The grants were made available through the Office of Education of the Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare.

Beneficiaries of the grant include: Ancilla College in Donald-

Wed., Ihurs. , F IM . , Sat . -tune 13 thru 16 Stock Car Racing

T H E LAST AMERICAN HERO

with Jeff Bridges

W H E N T H E LEGEND DIES

with Richard Widmark Sun., Mori., Tues. June 17 thru 19

INVASION OF T H E GIRLS

Also THE HOT BOX

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son, which will receive three awards for a total of -1,498; Purdue University, West Lafayette, receiving 1.672 awards totaling $776,135; St. jossph Cclbge, Rensselaer, 170 awards for $79,309; Manchester College, Nov \h Manchester, 153 awards totaling $71,104; and Valparaiso University, which will receive 213 awards totaling $99,273.

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LITTLE TOWN

It 's good to live in a little town Where neighbors all say "Hi"

And lend the'.r hearts a.s well as hands

When tragedy stalks by. Where flowers are. cut from shady

yards And brought to cheer dark

hours By friends whose lives but em

phasize The beauty of the flowers.

I t ' s good to live in a little town To work and share and plan

With folks who know the whole of life

And dignity of man. I t ' s good to live in a little town

The air 'is clean and sweet Ar.d life "becomes more meaningful

Where town and country meet.

A patent for the invention of a "safety pin" was granted to Walter Hunt, of New York City on April 10, 1S49.

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individually, I wish to take this way of saying, "Thank you," to •everyone for the cards, gifts, flowers and visits during the many weeks I was in the hospital with a broken hip. I t was all greatly appreciated.

Mrs. John Bryan

Notice- is hereby given tha t the undersigned personal representat ive of the above captioned es ta te , h a s presented and filed:

A final account in final settlement of said es ta te and petition to se ' t le and allow account

Peti t ion for au thor i ty to dist r ibute estate .

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NOTICE O F H E A R I N G ON FINAL ACCOUNT

STATE OF INDIANA IN T H E MARSHALL CIRCUIT MARSHALL COUNTY ss: COURT IN THE MATTER OF T H E ESTATE OF IDA M. ENYEART, Deceased

ESTATE NO. SS-17 <

and tha t trie- same shall be heard in Ihe c^urt room of said Court

day of July, 1973, time all persons said estate a re re

appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. Arrd the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any pa r t of said estate.

The State Exchange Bank Personal Representative Joanne Price Van Der Weele Clotk of the above captioned

Court W. O. Osborn, Attorney for Es ta te

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G CLAIMS ALLOWED BY T H E COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Regular June Meeting i— 1973 COUNTY GENERAL FUND

CLERK

Plymouth Office Supply 135.60 Haywood Pub. Co. 440.00 Waddell 126.18 AUDITOR Friden 80.50 Eobbs Merrill 20.15 Haywood 224.00 Plymouth Office Supply 10.09 TREASURER Hollenbeck 57.50 American Rubber S tamp 42.42 Plymouth Office Supply 2.07 RECORDER Haywood 27.00 Plymouth Office Supply 3.84 S H E R I F F Emergency Radio Service 20.00 'Amoco Oil Co. 15.63 Arco 344,59 Plymouth Office Supply 19.28 H a r t Studio 9.90 people's Drugs 14.93 SURVEYOR liee Roy Anders 16.50 F r an k E. Kleinke 22.50 {Harold Martin 14.30 PROS. ATTORNEY United Telephone Co. 51.63 H. Lowe 15.00 E. Milner 45.00 Plymouth Office Supply 31.35 J . Holmes & S. Vaughaa SO.OO IBM 17.50 ASSESSOR M. A. Curtis 18.00 Plymouth Office Supply 3.50 Waddell 17.25 GERMAN TWP. ASSESSOR P . Andrews 30.89 NORTH TWP. ASSESSOR R. P . Harbaugh 5.35 COMMIS SION ERS R. J . Gleason S.00 R. P . Harbaugh 4.00 Bremen Enquirer 24.18 Pi l to 24.18 F . Luther Co. 46.29 Ply. Vet. Clinic 328.00 Butler Equip. 22.00 Stanlard Plumbing & Heat. 180.00 Mar. Co. Highway 117.00 Felix Ins. 22.00 Blue Cros^-BIue Shield 869.52 F ive Co. Mental Heal th 3248.00

Dittmire-Zimmerman Home

Grossman Funeral Home Johnson Funeral Home Mishler Funeral Home Van Gilder Funeral Home F . Pippenger Marian Kaser Dellace D. Kerr Elizabeth Porter E. Stanley Treasurer, St. Jo. Co. COURT HOUSE

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Funeral 100.00 200.00 100.00 100.00 100.00

15.00 38.99 4.03 6.86

200.00 23.00

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United Telephone N.I.P.S.Co. W. Burkholder BoiLer & Pressure Bd. Buchtel & Son's A-I Disposal, Inc. Marathon Oil Carmel Chemical Corp. National Chemsearch Corp. Simon Brothers United, Lab., Inc. Orr's Flowers Xerox Corp. Plymouth Office Supply JAIL N.I.P.S.Co. Mar. Co. Fire Equip. H. E. Phillips Culligan Simon Bros. Peoples Drugs COUNTY HOME Treas. Mar. Co. H. F. Krueger United Telephone Co. A,-l Disposal N.I.P.S.Co. Panel Craft Standard Plmbg. & Heat . J ay Wiedeman Farm & Home Center Lake ton Ply. L.P. Gas Bu enters Ann's Eggs Dave & Ray's Harrison House Lake City Lemler Locker F . Likes Mode] Pharmacy Plymouth Dairy Price's Abattoir Simon Bros. Treas. State of In& Culligan

473.93 298.40 306.10

10.00 23.03 10.00

114.34 37.90

332,11 48.25 58.00 18.60

187i46 12.40

177.56 11.00

581.40 7.50

19.75 7.69

8.00 82.93 40.19

5.00 218.27

7.28 381.74

30.00 82.92

722.02 57.33 59.08 33.00

117.01 368.94

97.24 73.86 13.90 76.02

202.78 271.75 284.00

2.75 36.50

R. Huff National Chemsearch Precision Lab. Thermogas Flosenzier Zehner Mower Service Boiler & Pressure Board S. Langfeldt HISTORICAL SOCIETY United Telephone Co. City of Plymouth N.I.P.S.Co. M. L. Durnan G & G

F . W. Bosworth CIVIL DEFENSE United Telephone Co. Jim's Service R.E.M.C. Thermogas G. Selenke Vocation Center

COUNTY HEALTH

•J. S. Robertson, M.L», Viola B. Aicock E. J . Drapalik United Telephone Co. Skinner's S. W. Robertson Ins. Agency 4.93

75.80 C. Reed i 406.00 Gibbons, F . 451.13 M. Reed 35.00 Gibbons, M. 152.60 W. Alderfer

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133.00 Gongwcr, A. 378.65 K. Luty • 112.00 Grossman, P 6

7.40 J. Hawkins 63.00 Hughes, R. 31.04 C. McFarlin 172.00 Jefferies, R. 20.00 V. Newell 84.00 King, F .

1313.03 L. Wallace £4.00 Lemler, W 0

19.45 5.90

50.90 15.89 4.30 4.62

20.09 68.06 36-35 35.25

250.00

6.19 43.60 86.30 31.53

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Blue Cross-Blue Shield Parkview Hospital SPECIALS Durgom Concrete F . L. Richardson Meiser Bros. VVyatt Lumber Co. E. Schmeltz E. Laudeman J. VV. Thompson H. E. Stone Koontz & King R. Boggs F . & M. Kuhn Mar. Co. Parkview Hosp. Delp Electric Taylor Const. H. R. Speyer H . R. Speyer Industrial Piping & Eng. Blue Cross-Blue Shield DEPUTY ASSESORS V, Monesmith E. Watkins D. Sutton B. Mannen I. Monhaut E. Konya V. Ranker t E. Graham

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170.10 190.60

3000.00 39.60

105.44 7.00

341.40 277.00 490.00

15.00 99.64

1507.72 3434.16 9885.15 1098.35

545.00 4905.00

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500.00 450.00 140.00 266.00 250.00 910.00 224.00 280.00

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Or choose the big, luxurious Ford LTD, You'll like the clean, classic lines, richly-appointed interiors and the beautifully

quiet ride. Whatever style turns you on, you'll

find one ready and waiting on our lot. With a lot taken off the price.

The closer you look, the better we look

Van Horn Ford - Mercury Sales

COUNTY HIGHWAY Lentz, K. Kuhn, N. Mast, L** Alderfer, W. Baum, R. Fenimcre, R. Fre t s . D.

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Lindsey, L. Miller, G. Miller, A. Muff ley, L. Powers, C,

Richter, T. Samuelson, J. Staley, H.

297.00 600.00 594.00 594.00 594.00 594.00 594.00 600.00

595.50 594.00 594.00 595.50 594.00

594.00 594.00 588.00

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Swihart, R. Trump, D. •Wilcox, S. B-ciglund, L. Deisch, J . LeVcy, J . MeGriff, E. MeGriff, J . Baumann, R. K Keck, L." Kralovansky, X McQueen, J. Grossman, W. Barret t , J . Fishbum, L. . , . United Telephone Ply.' Office Supply Berger Farm & Welding Big Blue The. Paint. Shop V -. •^Jail's Hardware Buchtel Hardware Sherwin-Williams. Monarch Laundry Thermogas

Ind. Wiping Ciom Desco Chemical

ggregate Service France Stone F>ng. Aggregate© J & M Gravel St. Joseph Materials Haag & Haag Exc. Kaiser Alum.

5S7.W Bituminous Mtrls. 7737.44 594.00 McMahai»-X)'Connor 609.00 Construction 12254,96 652.05 623.70 Central Paving 924.21 623.70 M o m s Lumber 5.01 625.28 Assoc. Sign & Post 160.38 625.28 Transit Mix - 5.00 378.00 Motorola ' 231.50 116.85 Emergency Radio 41.00 594.00 City of Ply. 33.00 459.00 N1PSCO 231.52 674.90 Galbreath 918.38 663.30 F. Lock wood 30.00 653.40 United Auto 132.73

75.42 Kitchen Mchnry. 41.50 15.75 Zehner Mower 66.10 24.88 Coffield Supply 394.50 39.85 Delp Elec. 8.97

' .54 Ply. Lumber - 37.80 37.26 D. WoolleyV 277.24 8.77 Amer. Oil $ ; 3876.47 2;85 Marathon Oil 370.08

69.16 Motor Fuel Tax Div. 104.64 ! 86.80 Ply. Tire 711.59

Sherwood Tire 183.04 55.25 Kar Prod. 109.43

100.00 The Ridge Co. 35.38 1626.02 Amer. Steel Supply 524.16 1868.69 Reese Equipment 9.18

218.77 Hawk's Garage 98.05 40.32 Berkeys 47.95

1877.08 R. Lentz 10.04 280.50 McCarthy GMC 657.54

1452.90 Wiers 93.03

Labas Chevrolet 3702.21 Deed's Equipment 11.43 Power Brake & Spring 92.80 Lawmaster Pontiac 32.30 Bouibon Farm & Home Sply.

161.70 Ply. Glass & Paint Felix & Associates Blue Cross-Blue Shield Auto License Branch MacAllister Machinery Fruehauf Div. Goble Sply. Hooker Gravel Marshall Co. Hgwy. Dept. J & M Gravel R. Eck & Assoc.

LOCAL ROAD & R. Eck & Assoc.

2.25 347.00 430.43

11.00 32500.00

400.00 71.44

263.80 320.00

1309.06 4704.00

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W E L F A R E DEPARTMENT . Irene J. Berglund 84.60 Richard H. Furs t 42.27 Mary C. Kaufman 53.35 Barbara L. Newell 18.04 Lois E. Hampton 6.32 Donald E. Pat ton 26.13 Frances L. Quivcy 3.28 Edna M. Reed 91.72 Doris Jean Smith : 43.38 United Telephone 163.23 NIPSCO 39.55 Anco Office Supply 41.89 Stewar t W. Robertson Ins. 11.49 Blue Cress-Blue Shield 174.33

Kent Guild. MD 15.00 P. N. Hirsch & Co. 21.98 Miller Jones Shoe 23.97 Model Pharmacy 8.20 Montgomery Ward 76.92 J. C. Penny 117.04 South Bend Clinic 12.00 H. E. SponselLer, DDS 12.00 M. E. Stine, ML 6.00 E. G. Whiteleather, OD 23.00 Bashor Home 300.00 Family & Child. Ctr. 1437-65 F t . Wayne Child. Home 450.00 Group Treat. Home for Adol.

Girls 372.00 St. Vincent Treat. Ctr. 675.00 White's Insti tute 270.00 Allen's Pharmacy 62.10 Thomas P. Dunfee, M D 10.00 Parkview Hospital 2412.50 Reveo Drug No. '906 49.48 James F . Rimel, MD 15.00

Harold B. Wackerk , DO 140.50 V. L. Lester, MD 11508

TRUST CLEARANCE*

Parkview Hospital 257 55 Filed this 4th day of June, 1973 Robert Reese, .Auditor Marshall County

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$1.50. Front page reading notices, up to 25 words, $7.50. Local iti&play advertising rate 70c per column inch* Ads accepted until £ cum. Wednesday, day of publication.

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HE2LP WANTED — P a r t time person especially sharp in Mathematics to he!p with bidding and bookkeeping. Phone 892-5262.

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H UDON T Y P E WRITER SERVICE — 103 W. LaPor t e Street , P lymouth , Sales-Service-Rentals, Typewri ters and Adding Ma-chines. Repairs on all makes . Royal Por tab le dealer. Phone $36-2728. dlOtf

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Esther Powers W&rapler, Realtor

Mary G. Kriner, Saleswoman

Phone 842-2710 Culver, Ind,

BULLDOZER AND heavy equipment operators needed. Large Construction Companies need operators. No experience necessary. F a r above average earnings possible. For immediate consideration call 502-582-2661, or write Nationwide Development, 125 Chenoweth Lane, Louisville, Kentucky. 4tj21

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4 ta l2 GARAGE SALE — Lamps, coffee tables, other furniture, wigs, 8-t r ack tapes, clocks, radio, small appliances, baby needs, glassware, wall plaques, and many other items for the home. Everything in good condition. Fr iday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - 421 North Plymouth Street, Culver. J14

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TRUCKERS - - Mayflower needs experienced furniture movers. Immediate openings. Special recognition program. INEXPERIENCED MEN who qualify may enter paid training program to become a van line operator. Mayflower contract upon graduation. Operator on duty, call for application now 317-639-24 51 or wri te : Driver Recruiting SeQ-tion, P. O. Box 107B, Indianapolis, Ind. 46206. An Equal Opportunity Company. 2t j l4

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ine 19, 1963 Richard Ervin, son of Mr. and

Mrs. Theodore Ervin, Oak Lodge, Culver, was honored a t the Culver High School Alumni banquet when he was presented the Herman "Buz" Sayger Award. The trophy has been given for the last 15 years to a worthy senior boy.

The 10th annual St rawberry Festival will be held June 20 at Leiters Ford. Miss Indiana 1963 and Miss Plymouth 1963 will be honored guests. The former is Miss Julia Jane Flaningan and the latter, Miss Anita Stack-house. J-

Miss Charlene Lucas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas, Culver, won the title of Jaycee Queen of the Bali at the Annual Jaycee Ball held a t the Culver Inn. Firs t and second runners-up respectively were Pamela Phelps and Mar tha McAllister.

New officers of the Culver High School Alumni are Joe An-derlohr, president; Kenneth Miller, vice president; Linda Winter, secretary and Sharon Witt, treasurer.

Master Sergeant Harold L. Bo-cock received an Army Commendation Medal a t a Commencement week parade for meritorious service performed as an instructor in military science a t CM A from 1958 to 1963.

Culver Military Academy's varsity rifle team has won the Fifth Army championship with a score tha t more than surpasses tha t of any other mili tary school in the nation participating in the competition.

The Wagon Wheel Theatre of Warsaw, Ind., opens its eighth season June 22 with Meredith Wilson's 'Titanic' hit "The Un-sinkable Molly Brown."

Our five digit ZTP code is 46511 i t is announced today. ZIP Code, the Post Office Department 's revolutionary new system of improved mail dispatch and delivery, goes into effect nationally on July L

Showing a t theat res throughout the area arc "To Kill a Mockingbird," "Sweet Bird of Youth," and "The Raven.'

June 17, 1953 Chester W. Cleveland yesterday

purchased The Culver Citizen and the Culver Pre^s 'from Robert

A 19-year old Letters Ford youth, J ames Feece, was killed instantly Thursday afternoon when he un knowingly drove a truck into the path of a west bound passenger train a t the Erie Railroad crossing in Leiters Ford.

The Maxinkuckee Yacht Club opens i ts 18th Annual Regat ta

$4,400 yearly growing Ginseng root for us! Send $2.00 (refundable) for seeds, instructions. GC Herbs, 219 Pleasant St., Middle-boro, Mass. 02346. 2tj l4

THIS spot that spot, traffic paths too, removed with Blue Lustre carpet shampoo. Culver Hardware . J14

Mature Timber We Buy Logs and Standing

Timber at Top Prices.

Precision Pallet & Skids. Inc. Walkerton, Indiana

Phone 586-3068

Nights 586-2688 or 586-3052

TOTAL TEXTILE SERVICE DELUXE DRY CLEANING

BULK CLEANING BY PIECE OK POUND

With

Artistic Professional Touch

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Man or woman — Reliable person from this area to service and collect from automatic! dispensers. No experience needed . . . we establish accounts for you. Car, references and $995.00 to $1,995.00 cash capital necessary. 4 to 12 hours weekly could net gcod part- t ime income. Fulltime more. For local interview, write, include telephone number, Eagle Industries, Department BV, S93S Meadowbrook Road, St. Louis Park , Minnesota 55426. p

G e n e r a l repairs and alteration? and custom tailored suits backed by over 60 years of know-how.

Cleaners Phone: 842-2685

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REDUCE safe and fast with Go-Bese capsules & E-Vap "water pills", McKinnig Pharmacy.

lOtaOp

REDUCE excess fluids with Flui-dex. Lose weight with Dex-A-Diet capsules at your drug store.

4tj28p WANTED — A ride to Plymouth

Day Care area. Call 842-2-102 or see John Houghton, 609 N. Carl St., Culver. 2tjl4

2ft-Year old family man wishes to work in Culver. College graduate, 3 years general business experience with national firm. All inquires considered. Call J im during week of June 11 at S42-2246. 2t j l4

season on Juufc 28. Employing pianes and ground

equipment ifarmers throughout Marshall, S tarke , Pulaski and Ful ton Counties continue to battle the army worm infestation which struck here early last week.

Nathaniel W. Stroup, son of Col. and Mrs. J. H. Bishop, graduated Magna Cum Laude with honors in Political Science receiving his Bachelor of Ar ts degree, in Monday morning's commencement a t Colgate University a t Hamilton, N. Y.

Dr E. D. Powers has established his office in this community in the K. of P. Building.

The town of Rochester will begin June 28 the centennial observation cf its founding ;/ith week long celebrations.

Miss Norma Joyce Henderson, daughter of Col. and Mrs. J. W. Henderson, and Bruce Edward MacNab, Shaker Reights .Ohio, repeated wedding vows in a beautiful wedding in the Culver Military Academy Memorial Chapel.

Miss Sylvia Samborn, of South Shaftsbury, V t , became the bride of Peter S. McKinney, son of Cel. and Mrs. C. F. McKinney, in a June 10 ceremony performed a t North Bennington, Vt.

Mr. and Mrs. Warner Williams are the parents Of a son born June 12.

Col. and Mrs. Walker W. Win-slow will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on July 27.

Mr and Mrs. George Busart observed their 57th wedding anniversary June 1G.

John S. Kitts received his A.B. degree a t the 206th Commencement of Princeton University held there June 17.

June 23, 1943

The J. O. Ferrier Lumber Co., has been sold to William Hass, of South Bend and the new owner took possession Tuesday.

Eari Shaw, age 43. died off a hear t a t tack early Monday morning.

State Road 10, between Culver and Argos, was closed Monday morning as workmen began resurfacing the highway with blacktop.

Dick Newman is named chairman of the War Meat Committee of Marshall County

Veterans applying for free fishing licenses must bring their discharge papers with them.

Mrs. Lila Brubbs Elliott, age 79, died Thursday morning in the home of her son, Col. Allan R. Elliott.

June 21, 1933

One or more of the bandits who are charged with holding up the Sta te Exchange Bank on May 29, will go on trial Monday before Judge Chlpman in the Marshall County Circuit Court.

Lowell McKesson has taken over the managership of the Lake

Shore Standard Oil Service St tiin.

Com in the low land was dai aged by frost last week when freakish twist of the weath brought a cold spell after the U rific heat wave.

June 20, 1923

Ray Badgley, formerly- of C\ ver, was killed by a fall from building while engaged in co struction wcrk in Eas t Chicago

Ownership and management The Citizen has passed from t hands of A. B. Holt to the han of M. R Robinson and F. C. Le naker.

Employees of the Ellswoi Store in South Bend held a plot on the Academy grounds Wednesday. On Saturday -lie s< ond annual excursion to Cul\ of the Northwestern Region Ge eral Office Association of t Pennsylvania Railroad employe brought 12 carloads of men, w men and children from. Chicaj

At present writing, m e n . ^ r s the State Pharmaceutical As3>n ation a re again a t Lake Maxi kuckee for their annual meetir

June 19, 1918

Sherman Overmyer, living sou of Leiters Ford, was seriously i juned in a runaway accident I* Thursday morning.

Fred Kunn Jr . of Plymouth" a Miss Nellie Fife, of Bartlesvil Oka., were married last weel

Considerable corn was killed the freeze of 10 days ago. A pies, particularly the winter v£ ieties, are said to be dropping large numbers.

Marion Jones and his \v :fe w< the victims of a short but v ful runaway while driving if town Thursday evening.

The county auditor paid c $900 Monday for about woe chuck scalps.

Mont Foss has traded his Fc runabout for a Flanders touri car.

Will Osborn has a new Fc touring car.

Willard Hisscng,

SCMS Lists

wsek grauing; i ae l o u n n nine poiiod honor roll and second ss-

i. ester ronor roll for Culver Coin-w.unity High School have been released as follows:

Fourth Grading Period " A " H O N O K K O L I - J

(no grade lower than A in sub-j'.rl.s used to compute honor roll)

JUNIORS Victor Budzinski Andy Ervin

SOPHOMORES Sally Kline

FRESHMEN Vale lie Bauer JJnda Ovormycr Sheryl VandeMark

"IV HONOR ROLL (no grade lower than B)

SENIORS Mary Allen Kathy Crowel WSlma Johnson Judy Keith Sue Krsek 'Mike McParland Richard Royster Susan Stark Karen Stidham Pat t i Walter O a ! g Welling:

JUNIORS Debbie Bernhardt Mandy Keller Dayle Langlois Maria Quivey Mrhmie Rogers Reeky Stayton Melody Torok

SOPHOMORES Mary Basile Greg Heiae Mary Lou Langenbahn Patricia Lowry Randy McFarland Teena Morrison Ginger Peterson Twyla Shaffer Donald Sytsma William Taber Pamela Taiclet

FRESHMEN Robert Crave raft Colleen Foust Richard Je t t Karen Joice Steve Krsek Linda. Maddox Julie McCombs Cheryl McKinley Kenneth Neff Herbert Newman Timothy Osborn Julie Pinder Jewel Ransom Christine Reinhold Nettie Salary Sara Shei Steven Smith Tab Van Meter

AVERAGE H O N O R R O L L (one C allowed)

SENIORS Elizabeth Big-ley Charles Byfield David Collins William Fields Irene Jolly Joe] Krueger Becky Reinholt Douglas Snyder

JUNIORS Ted Bauer Mark Kepler

Richard Reinholt

Donna Taylor SOPHOMORES

Melvin Brown Valerie Hissong -Veala Hyndman viosemary Keith Judy KemDle Randy Seller?

Roy Stone

Ronald Sytsma FRESHMEN

Debra Boetsma Geneva Cofey Randy Hawk Rick Mclntzre Charles Mersch Connie Parker DafUel Sellers Donald Walters

Semester " A " HONOR R O L L

no grade lower than A in sub-J - - * used to compute honor roll)

JUNIORS Victor Budzinski Andy Ervin

SOPHOMORES Sally Kline

FRESHMEN Valerie Bauer T Inda Overmyer Shery] VandeMark

**B" HONOR ROLL (no grade lower than B)

SENIORS Mary Allen Kathy Crowel Wilma Johnson Judy. Keith Sue Krsek Mike McFarland Richard Royster Susan Stark Karen Stidham Pa t t i Walter Craig Welling

JUNIORS Debbie Bcrr.nardt Mart in Durkin Mandy Keller Mark Kapler Dayle Langlois Maria. Quivey Richard Reinholt Melanie Rogers Becky Stayton D; una Taylor

SOPHOMORES

Mary Ba^Jle N^ala Hyr.dman Judy Kemple M a w Lou Langenbahn Patricia Lowry Randy McFa rland Teena Morrison Gmger Peterson Twyla Shaffer Donald Sytsma William T * * * * T Pair.ela Taiclet

FRESHMEN Robert Craycraft Colleen Foust Richard Je t t Steve Krsek Julie McCombs Chf r y 1 McKinley Kenneth Neff

Herbert Newman Christine Reinhold Geneva Salary Sara Shei Steven Smith Tab Van Meter

" B " AVERAGE HONOR (one C allowed)

SENIORS

Elizabeth Bigley David Collins William Fields Irene Joly Joel Krueger Becky Reinholt Douglas Snyder

JUNIORS Becky Myers

R O L L

Roberta Weaver SOPHOMORES

Greg Heise Kathy Rans Randy Sellers Roy Stone Ronald Sytsma

FRESHMEN

Debra Boetsma Geneva Ccby Mark Quivey Jewel Ransom Susan Royster

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