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THE CITIZEN PAGE 3 Culver, Indiana Wednesday, July 26, 1061 'Indians Qualify For Post-Season (County Playoffs By EARL l>. MIKHIiKK BULLETIN!! Culver will play Bremen at Culver Thursday night, July 27, at 6 p.m. In the first round of the Marshall County League baseball championship playoffs. The Bourbon Comets finished up their summer baseball schedule Monday night by edging our Culver Indians, 6-3. The undefeated Comets thus go Into the championship playoffs this week as the first place team in the County. Before suffering their third defeat in 12 games, Coach Gene Crosley's Indians picked up their sixth straight victory, 12-10, over Bremen Thursday. At Bremen, the Culver ites plastered the Lion pitching for 15 hits, with Tom Boswell, Jim Carter, and Dave Lemar getting three hits each. Boswell, wild in the early innings, pitched all the way for Culver, fanning 12 and walking seven, to pick up his third summer victory in four decisions. Bremen's Jim Morris, who hit a three-run homer in the third inning, was the losing pitcher in relief of Dean Holdeman. At Bourbon, sophomore Sam Lowery was the hard-luck loser for the Indians. Several of the winners' thirteen hits were on the tainted side, and three Culver errors also plagued Sam, Who suffered his second defeat in seven decisions. Boswell and Rick Ervin had two hits each off winner Steve Shively. Steve Frenger, a reserve outfielder, led the Comets with three straight singles. Culver has now officially qualified for the post-season championship playoffs, which start Thursday. Details of the playoffs have been withheld until the regular season is over. The Indians' record is 10-3, including one forfeited victory over Tyner. Another make-up game against LaPaz may be played Wednesday at Culver, in order to break the second-place tie between Culver and Plymouth. t Nrlver B i: H BI T. Bosweli, p _ _ 5 2 © 2 J. Carter, ss __ ._ 4 2 3 .Dowry, If ._ 5 1 2 2 White, c ______ 5 0 1 0 Herr, cf _. 3 1 0 0 Ervin, lb 4 3 2 1 B. Carter, 2b . _ 3 2 1 0 Lemar, rf Z 4' 1 3 1 Liette, 3b 2 0 0 1 35 12 15 10 Bremen B R H BI Kares, If-ss __. _ 4 1 0 1 Ealing, 2b _ 3 2 2 0 Bowen, 3b 2 2 1 0 Morris, ss-p ._ 3 3 1 o Zentz, c _ 3 0 1 3 Main, of ._ 3 1 1 0 Felten, lb _ 4 0 1 2 Hand, rf _ 3 1 1 0 Holdeman, p _. ._ 2 0 0 0 Burgess, If 1 0 0 0 28 10 8 9 Culver __ 403 001 4—12 15 2 Bremen _ 203 122 0—10 8 3 Winner—T. Boswell (3-1) . Loser —Morris. Culver H B H BI T. Boswell, If ._ __ 3 1 2 2 axitiKuc FRIDAY, JULY 28 Meda Ann Kaley Joleen Knepper Bonnie Lo-u Mahler SATURDAY, JULY 29 Mrs. Shirley G. Baker Dick Hoesel Clifford Bean Jr. Kenneth Foss SUNDAY, JULY 3 0 ' Donald Miller" MONDAY, JULY 31 Robert Lindvall - Cora Riggens Thelma Rabbins TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 Mrs. Lulu Henderson Larry Scheuer Walter A. Wise Sharon Lindvall Richard Overmyer Henry Harrison Culver WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 Mary Kay Cullison Theodore L. Locke Karl Joseph Walther THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 Stephanie Dunn Jane Baker M. R. Cromley lew looks At Recent donors of books are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Siems, Peter Trone, and Mrs. S. E. Perkins. "The Saga of Flight" by Neville Duke and Edward Lanchbery. Man's longing to fly is as old as history. The wish to break his physical ties with earth recurs in Biblical visions and ancient legends. This is a history of flight from the theories of Leonardo da Vinci to manned rockets. It recalls the exploits of the early pioneers such as the Wrights, Bleriot, Fokker, Chanute, and Langley, to mention only a few. This is perhaps the best book ever assembled on the subject of flight, from the humble beginning to the present challenge of outer space. New Adult No»-Fietio» Peterson: Field Guide To The Birds; Parks: My 30 Years Backstairs At The White House; San- J. Carter, ss Lowry, p r White, c Ervin, lb H^rr, cf Lemar, rf B. Carter, 2b ._._ Liette, 3b . ^ Bourbon Hall, ss Sharpe, 2b Bellman, 3b Hurford, cf L. Gochenour, lb Schaetzle, c Shively, p T. Gochenour, rf Frenger, If Culver _ Bourbon Winner— (5-2>. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1' 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 3 R H BI 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 1 0 1 1 2 2 0 3 1 1 0 3 1 3 3 3 0 6 1 3 6 120 0 00 0—3 6 3 _ 121 0 02 x—6 13 0 Shively. Loser— Lowry tama NOW PLAYING "Of Thee I Sing" (Through Sunday, July 30) ouse COMING NEXT WEEK — ONE WEEK ONLY The Hit Comedy "The Pleasure Of His Company" (A ugu.-t 1-6) FINAL SHOW OF THE SEASON The Rodger* and Haminerstein Hit "Flower Drum Song" (Two Weeks — August 8-tf») Your Final Chance To Visit The Maxinkuckee Playhouse Make IReseirvafioms Now By Colling Viking 2-2500 30Q ders: Crisis In American Medicine; Schmitt: Rembrandt; lies: My Home In The Zoo; Mautner: Doctor In Bolivia; Springer: Make The Most Of Your Income; Elliot: The Savage My Kinsman; Bulfinch: Mythology; Hamilton: Mythology; Hansen: Costumes And Styles; Nierman: Patients And Ponies; Schindler; How To Live 365 Days a Year; Aramco Handbook. Yacht Club News By MARGARET CLYNE Junior Fleet News This is a special invitation to all boys and girls from 8 to 15 years of age, who would like to learn to sail. Tom Sams. Chairman of the Junior Fleet, will see that you get some coaching during .the week. You can borrow and learn to handle a Pram or Sailfish.-Call Tom at VI 2-3066. A Pram is built like a miniature rowiboat with high sides and carries a smaller sail than a sailfish, which has a flat surface (no sides) and is highly maneuverable with a center board and a tiller. Grey skies and high winds (10 to 15 m.p.h.) didn't keep the doughty Juniors from their races .Saturday morning. Jeff Grund tipped over three times but he righted the boat and got back into the race each time. Stevie Speer and his crew, Kim' Baxter, huddled in soggy hooded sweat shirts after they had tipped over, but they too, finished the race. John Michels was another rugged sailor as he also tipped over once and got back into the race in spite of the white capped waves. There was constant excitement from l'O o'clock on but here are the results: PRAM RACE — Valerie Gunder, 1st; Craig Gunder, 2nd; Jackie Campbell, 3rd. SAILFISH RACE — John Bateson, Munster, Ind. 1st, 2nd — Jack Maull (his sister, Jeannie, as crew) of Culver; 3rd — Stevie Speer (Kim Baxter as crew) both of Indianapolis; 4th — Jeff Grund, Peru, Ind. Senior Fleet News The erratic weather cooperated beautifully for the annual Yacht Club picnic which was held on the Golf Course. The gay clad picnickers sat on the green grass while the children ran up and rolled down the hills to their heart's content. Appetites were whetted by tne tantalizing odors drifting' from the four grills presided over by Bob Baxter, Norm Bateson, Don Speer, and J. B. King. Dick Gunder and Dale Riggs handled the liquid refreshments with a special flourish. REES PLYMOUTH, IND. THURS., FRL, SAT. "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea" 'in Cinemascope & Color Walter Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine, Peter Lorre A science-fiction thriller. Atomic adventure on land and under the sea! Also Color Cartoon. SUN., MON., TUES., WED. "The Last Time 1 Saw Archie" Robert Mltrhum, Jack Webb, Murthn Hyer A rib-tickling tale of life in the Air Corps! Also Color Cartoon Mon, thru Sat., 7 & 0 P.M. Sunuy Continuous, 2 P.M. Joyce Speer. was in charge of all arrangements, her helpful committee consisting of the Dale Riggs, the Norman Batesons, the Dick Gunders, Ruth Baxter, and Mrs. Hollowell. Among the 210 members and guests waiws delightful 92-yearold Mrs. Charles Roach of Indianapolis, who has owned a cottage on East Shore Drive for 40 years. Including the children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, the Charles Rockwoods of Indianapolis, and Col. Rockwood of the Army and his four children, there are fourteen members of the family with Mrs. Roach this summer. Sunday's race proved that sailing is NOT for sissies. The entire race was run in. the rain, aginst choppy waves and gusty winds. One of the boys, Second Classman Jim Monohan of Areola, 111., crewing for an Academy skipper was flipped into the lake, but was picked up by his own boat so they were not disqualified. Such a bedraggled lot by the end of the race! Even the judges got soaked by the slanting rain. The hard-fought race ended with Hollowell — 1st; Bateson — 2nd; Furry — 3rd; and Tom Sams skippered Esser's "Tia Mia" to 4th place. LATEST TITLES OF BOBBS- MERRILL books, many best-sellers among t_.
1961 REVIEW OF PLYMO USKNESS FIRMS Kreighb-aum Marathon Service Roads 30 & 31 Dick & Howard Living up to the slogan "Wun Stop Duz It," the Kreigbaum Marathon Service, operated by :Dick and Howard Kreigbaum in Plymouth is daily serving more and more customers both local and travelers. In addition to 'handling Marathon gasoline and motor oils, nationally famous B. F. Goodrich tires and batteries and doing the finest car washing and lubrication work this firm replaces mufflers and tail pipes; does motor tune-up and automatic transmission work. ' In all phases of their business they are well equipped and qualified by knowledge and experience to render excellent service and their steadily growing list Phone WEbster 6-4177 of customers seems to prove that they are conducting their business upon the correct principles. Quality products coupled with courteous service is a hard combination to beat in the service station business and the Kreigbaum Marathon Service is the place where you are always sure of both. In this edition devoted to the business and professional firms of Plymouth we want to compliment Dick and Howard upon the way they are operating their place of business and we want to suggest to our readers that they stop in at their Marathon Service Station the next time they need anything for the car. —Adv. U. S. Liquid Fertilizer Route 4, South of Plymouth The U. S. Liquid Fertilizer Corp., through its service dealer ,Wayne Ringer of Plymouth, offers excellent fertilizer sales and application service for the farmers of this part of the country. With declining prices for farm products coupled with rising prices for almost everything the farmer has to buy it is necessary that each acre of ground produce the maximum if a profit is to be made. To do this the proper kind and amount of fertilizer properly applied is an absolute necessity. The fertilizers distributed by the U.S. Fertilizer Corp. have proven their worth on thousands of 2100 South Michigan Wayne Ringer, Service Dealer Phone WEbster 6-7899 farms all over the country and as the local representative Wayne Ringer is rendering excellent service. He is in business to sell fertilizer but he wants to sell onily the kind and amount that will produce the best results for the user. The prosperity of the U. S. Fertilizer Corp. as well as that of the local representative depends upon the prosperity of the farmer. Accordingly, if you have a problem or question concerning plant feeding call Wayne Ringer at WE 6-78 99 and he will be glad to call on you without obligation. Adv. Myers Auto Electronics Don Myers, operator of Myers lAuto Eilectronics of Plymouth is the leading commercial refrigeration specialist in this part of the country and handles the famous Carrier line of commercial refrigeration, heating, and air conditioning equipment. For heating and cooling commercial and office buildings the Carrier Heat Pump has proven to be most economical, practical, and efficient.-Thousands of new and remodeled buildings all over the country are being heated and cooled by the Carrier Heat [Pump and, if yon contemplate the installation of a new heating and cooling system in your building or in your home by all means see Dou Myers and get his re- . SAFTKV FIRST — Indiana's trucking industry recently successfully conducted a traffic safety tirst and plans to continue the operation, traffic safety supervisors from major tioosier trucking lines maintained & 24hour vigil along U. 3. 40. Errant drivers were "written up" and reports mailed to the olfending drivers' home offices. Legal Notice Noticvj is hereby given that William and Hildreth Easterday have filed with the Culver Board Of Zoning Appeals their petition to waver the distance on their lot 21 in the G. W. Garn addition on West Washington Street in Culver, Indiana, front 5'0" to 4'4" from Ithe west line to the garage, due to construction difficulties. ' . A public hearing will be held on said petition by said Culver Board of Zoning Appeals in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall of Culver on August 8, 1961, at 7:30 p.m., at which time all interested parties will be heard. JEAN WILLIAMS Secretary BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Oliver, Indiana Commercial Refrigeration commendations. Phone WEbster 6-2423 In regard to commercial refrigeration service and repair you will find Myers Auto Electronics prompt and efficient. They are thoroughly experienced on all makes and types of commercial refrigeration equipment, you can depend on them to do your work quickly and correctly and their charges are always reasonable. In this edition devoted to Plymouth we are glad to recommend Myers Auto Electronics and their excellent products and services. We further want to state that Don Myers will give your cooling, heating, and refrigeration problems hit" personal attention. Adv. PAGE 1 READING NOTICES Unlike most newspapers, The Citizen accepts front page reading notices — the most powerful advertising medium known. The cost is only $5 for a maximum of 35 words. A special rate of .$3.50 is made to non-profit organizations such as churches, schools, service clubs, .etc • • - • TO N ON-RESIDENT No. 28175 STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY, ss: In the Marshall Circuit Court, Vacation Time, 1961, ROSEMARY R. WOODS vs. DWAYNE WOODS, Complaint for Annulment. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by Howard Hilles, attorney, has filed in my .office her complaint against the defendant; and, it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person that residence of the defendant by diligent inquiry is unknown; that the defendant: DWAYNE WOODS is a non-resident of the State of Indiana; Dwayne Woods, therefore hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him. and unless he appears and answers thereto on or before the calling of said cause on Tuesday the 5th day of September, 1961, being the 2nd judicial day of the September term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, on the First Monday of September A.D., 1961, Raid complaint and the matters and things therein alleged will be heard and determined in his absence. WITNESS, the Clerk and Seal of said Court, at Plymouth, Indiana, this 8th, day of July, 1961. HARVEY E. PHILLIPS Cierk Marshall Circuit Court HOWARD HILLES Plaintiff's Attorney 28-3n 113 South Michigan 103 South Michigan 630 Main Handling famous brand names in furniture and floor coverings Cook Bros, operating the Cook Bros. Furniture Stores in Plymouth and Rochester and the House o f Maple i n Plymouth have made sensational progress since they went in the furniture business many years ago. The members of this firm have directed their efforts toward providing the people of this part of the country with the finest, of home furnishings at rock bottom prices and are every day proving that good home furnishings need not necessarily be expensive. Believing that their quality lines and low prices should be readily available to the greatest number of people they established a store at Rochester and believing also that the beauty of H & B Equipment Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service THE -CITlifiFN PAGE- 3 Culver, Indiana Wednesday, July 26, 1961 Road 31 North Phone WEbster 6-2627 . One of the outstanding farm, equipment dealers in this area is the H and B Equipment of Plymouth. Ever since they have been in business this firm has made it a rule to handle only products that they could honestly recommend to the people of this community and" to render service that was unexcelled by any other firm in a similar line of business. Handling the famous Allis- Chalmers 1 In addition to the sales of new tractors and farm equipment, the H and B Equipment is an extensive dealer i n used combines', tractors and -farm implements. They believe and rightly so that the sale of used machinery can: make or break a dealer and for that reason you can buy used, equipment from this firm in complete confidence. They stand back of everything they sell and you line of tractors an d can depend absolutely on wha,t farm machinery the H and B they tell you. . Equipment has, in the new D series tractors, the power plant The service department main to fit any farming operation. tained by the H and B Equipment With the addition of the D-15, a is heavier full 3-plow tractor the line now includes the D-14; the D-17 bnilt for four or five plows and noted for working more acres in less time with less fuel; the D-10 and the D-12 each in the 2plow class. They also carry a complete line of Allis-Chalmers implements and are dealers for the famous Allis-Chalmers Gleaner combine. Allis-Chalmers products are *well known in their respective fields for the adaptability to the job at hand, for their economy of operation, stamina and dependability and many local residents who are readers of this newspaper are long time users of them. 1 excellent in every respect. The mechanics are fully trained and experienced, they use genuine parts, and fully guarantee all their work. To do a good repair job in the shortest possible time at the least possible expense is the aim of this organization. In this edition it is a pleasure to present to our readers the H and B Equipment and the fin© lines of equipment handled by this firm. Stop in and see thenX the next time you are in Plymouth. You will be more than welcome and you will find as countless others have that regardless of your needs in farm equipment it is a pleasure to do business with this firm. —Adv. Cook Bros. Furniture Store 'Three Stores To Serve You Better" PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH ROCHESTER Early American could be best displayed in a store devoted to this type of merchandise they established the House of Maple at 103 South Michigan in Plymouth. In each of their stores COOK Bros, keep their stock up to date at all times. They handle the products of the nation's leading manufacturers and whether you desire Modern or Early American furniture you will find it along with the finest in floor coverings at one of their modern stores The members of this firm and the other personnel are always glad to assist with planning suggestions and estimates and you will always find them courteous and helpful. In addition to offering unusual values in home furnishings Cool Manufacturer's Giant Furniture Factory 705 East Jefferson Featuring nationally advertised lines of furniture direct from the | factory to you. Manufacturer's Giant Furniture Factory Warehouse in Plymouth is one of the outstanding furniture stores in this part of the country. It is owned and operated by people who thoroughly understand their business and who carry a select stock of bedroom, and livingroom furniture, dinettes, carpets and other high quality merchandise which they sell at lowest prices. In addition to their large stock on hand they have direct factory connections all over the country and are able to order for you ex*ctly what you want in furniture and Because of these factory connections enabling them to provide fast delivery on quality furniturs they are able to offer the people of this area finer merchandise at lower prices. Many of our readers are customers of the Manufacturer's Giant Furniture Factory Warehouse and have expressed themselves as being completely satisfied with their efficient and courteous service. If you are contemplating- buying new furniture, whether it's one piece or a houseful you will do well to stop at Manufacturer's Great Furniture Factory Warehouse and see what they have to offer. They will be glad to help 'SAVE BY BUYING DIRECT" color schemes, and you will find the personnel of this firm efficient and courteous and anxious to assist you in any way possible. Real personal service is the foundation of Manufacturer's Giant Furniture Factory Warehouse. They are constantly searching the markets to obtain for the people of this part of the country the very latest examples of the furniture makers art and countless numbers of satisfied customers have saved countless dollars by buying their furniture from this progressive firm. Even if you are not planning the immediate purchase of furniture stop in at our store anyway Phone WEbster 6-2223 Phone WEbster 6-37S1 Phone CApital 3-201S Bros, offers the easiest of credit terms with literally years to pay. Their budget plan is a flexible one that is adapted to the individual needs of the customer. When you buy on credit from Cook Bros, you are not merely an account number in a big filing cabinet but a valued customer who will sometime again be in the market and they wan!, yo-ui* repeat business. Cook Bros, are always glud to have you stop in at their stores whenever you are in Plymouth or Rochester. Regardless of whether you are buying or locking you will understand why so many readers of this newspaper are satisfied customers of Cook Bros. Furniture Stores and the House of Maple. —Adv. Phone WEbster 6-2751 mouth. They always have something new and unusual to show you and they like to have you come in and get. acquainted. In regard to budget payments Manufacturer's Giant Furniture Factory Warehouse offers I he easiest of terms tailored to fit your budget. With such ea«y terms as these available there is no reason to put off having the furniture you want to furnish your home completely. We are glad to present this brief story of Manufacturer's' Giant Furniture Factory Warehouse in Plymouth and to agaip recommend their merchandise
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