culver-citizen-1961 - Antiquarian and Historical Society of Culver

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TRUE — If you plan to be away from home, notify your post
office to hold or forward your mail. Your mail will be held for a
limited time at the post office and delivery resumed upon your return.
This action will protect your mail and prevent the advertising
of your absence by an accumulation of mail in your mail-box.
All classes of mail may be forwarded. Airmail and first class are
forwarded free; second, third, and fourth classes require additional
postage which is collected upon delivery.
TOI'SY TURVV — T. Perry
Wesley, editor of The Spencer
Evening World, in his column.
"The Editor's Corner." said subscribers
who had seen a picture
in the newspaper of Richard Dyer-
Bennet standing on his head playing
a guitar shouldn't expect th«
guitarist to perform in that unorthodox
posture at a forthcomingconcert
at Indiana University.
Wesley explained the picture was
placed in the printing form upside
down and the error was not discovered
until a considerable portion
of the press run had been
completed.
• Bolotos-Merrill
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DROP THAT HOE — Indiana
farmers who have been working
too hard in the fields have it all
wrong.According to a recent survey
by a leading farm publication,
mechanization has taken over. In
each of the following cases the
number of farms reporting have
exceeded the number of mechanized
pieces of equipment on hand
to work: motor trucks, 88,151 on
only 7C.14 7 farms; tractors,
225,661 plowing on 109,835
farms: 67,285 corn pickers, picking
on just 62, 215 farms, etc, etc,
etc. Now all we need is a mechanized
chicken.
If could happen only in America, so enjoy, enjoy
BY Syj> HO¥f
Syd Hoff, who holds the record for the biggest minnow
ever pulled from Lake Impetigo, has written a
fishing book to end all fishing books — if not the sport
itself. It's a classic to stand beside Porgie and JSass,
Forever Angler, etc. And it contains priceless secrets on
• buying equipment
• buying more equipment
• untying flies
• unhooking the seat of
your pants
• losing bets graciously
• draining the last drop off
Fisherman's Comfort
Illustrated with more than enough
helptul drawings to show you exactly
what not to do. At bookstores.
$2.95
MAIL ORDERS TO
THE BOBB S - MERRILL COMPANY, INC.
A SUBSIDIARY OF HOWARD W. SAMS Ik CO., INC.
1 7 2 0 E A S T 3 8 T H S T R E E T . INDIANAPOLIS 6. INDIANA
You can obtain a copy of this new
book through The Culver Citizen.
Just phone Viking 2-3377.
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
201 ILLINOIS BLDG.
INDIANAPOLIS
Legal Notice Of Public Hearing
Notice Is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of
Marshall County, Indiana, will, at 9 A.M. on the 3rd day of August,
1961 at the Commissioner's Room, Court House in the City (or town^
of Plymouth, Indiana iu said County, begin investigation of the application
of the following named person requesting the issue
to the applicant , at'the location hereinafter set out, of the
Alcoholic Beverage Permit of the class hereinafter designated
and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the
fitness of said applicant , and the propriety of issuing the permit
applied for to such applicant at the premises named:
Names Locations Classifications
Culver City Drug Store, Inc. by J. Barrett Irvin, Pres. (Drug Store)
Liquor & Wine Dealer. 107 Main St., Culver', Indiana
SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED.
INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION
By E. G. MINNIEAB
Executive Secretary
JOE A. HARRIS.
Chairman
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MIDWEST
?! OUTDOORS
If fishing isn't more fun for
you this summer, it's not because
they haven't been sitting
up nights figuring out new gadgets
that'll do everything but
make the fish jump into your
boat.
There'll be more fish to get
acquainted with this summer,
too, thanks to redoubled efforts
of Indiana, Illinois and Iowa
conservation departments to
restock local lakes and
streams in recent years. You
can still bring home dinner for
a small crowd with nothing
more than a 50-cent cane pole
and a can of worms. But if you
yearn for the kind of underwater
giants that get your picture
in the paper, you might
look over some of these latest
developments:
An electronic "Fish Lo-K-
Tor" that sends signals from
a microphone under your boat,
pinpoints fish on its radar-like
dial. It also shows you where
the shallows and dropof* are,
so you can find the fish; yourself.
The new SCUBA (Self-Contained,
Underwater Breathing
Apparatus) diving outfits,
which let you jump over the
side and play Sherlock Holmes
with the big lunkers.
A new electric scaling wheel
—cheaper than some fishing
reels—that takes all the work
and fuss