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From The Citizen Files March 0 , 1040 Funeral rites were held i;i the Culver Methodist church on Monday, March 4, for A rthur Sim pson, W orld W ar Veteran, age 4 6, who died late Friday night at the Veteran’s Hospital in Indianapolis after having been in a critical condition since suffering a cere bral hem o mo rage on Feb. 17. A Sunrise Easter Service is to be held at 6:30 a. an. on Easter Sunday at the Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church. This is to be an added feature .to tihe list of union services of Holy Week this year. Ice on Lake Maxinkuckee is about 2 0 inches thick and fishermen numbering* approximately 17 5 were on the lake Sunday fishing through the ice. • The Chamber of Commerce parsed a recommendation on Monday that all firms and busi ness houses close from noon until 1 p.m. on March 22nd so that em ployers and employees can attend the annual m en’s Good Friday service at the • Methodist Church. The Hoosier State Press Association’s award for the best (feature story in 1939 for week lies in Indiana with less than 1500 circulation was awarded to the Culver Citizen at the annual meeting in Indianapolis. Members of the town board are visiting several towns in Indiana. and Illinois today on an in spection tour of sewage disposal plants to round out tiheir study •of the possibility of launching a sewer project sfor Culver. * 3 * March 5, 1080 One of the land marks of the I tow n disappeared last week when j ithe Johnson Tire Shop building was demolished. The building d ice housed the Citizen, when the 1 paper was known as the Marin on t j Herald. By the will of John G. Finney, who died recently, (he Culver a metary and the Union Township library will be the beneficiaries in the form of a trust fund to be used for their upkeep. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Busih celebra ted I heir silver wedding anniversary Sunday when they entertained several relatives and friends at dinner. Col. and Mrs. W. M. Hand spent the week end .in Lafayette, the guests of their son, Donald. W hile it here they saw him in the leading role in “ U ltim atu m ,” a play presented by the Play Sho.p. Mrs. V. E. Foil mar o;f M on terey broke her arm last Tuesday evening when she fell from the porch steps. The Reformed Church in the United States, which has its headquarters at Philadelphia, Pa., has adopted an escutcheon or coat of arms that represents the historic line of the church. i * * « March 3, 1020 Much to the surprise of their m any friends, the announcement is made of the marriage on Tuesday at Argos of Miss Gwendolyn Kesslar and Ivan M. W alker. Congratulation.? will be hearty for the young couple are popular with a wide circle of friend's. Three buildings destroyed by lire with an estimated loss of $6500 was Burr O ak’s sensation Monday night. The .fire started in the J. W . Currens home and driven by a high wind swept away the adjoining store and another one story building all owned by Mr. Current. The first flig h t of north-bound geese was seen Monday morning. Miss Margaret Helen McNally and Russell Stahl were united in marriage in a ceremony in Daven port today. A daughter was born on February 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Lei and. The Farmer's Institute held in the library building 1 a.-1 Thursday was full of interest but poorly LAKE-LAND SELF-SEMI. Florence Goldsmith A 8 Petersohn SUGAR S lb limit with $5*00 order 5 is 39s Chef Boyardee Spaghetti Sauce With Meat. Reg. 16c 2 for 25c Little Eif Mixed Iegelabies fiegn 19c t for 21s CLEARANCE SALE SAVE UP TO 50% Stook im t Go This Week l i r a ® UPTONS Noodle Soup Vegetable Soyp Reg- 37c Reg. 44c 31c 38s Charmin S© Ct. Paper Napkins Reg. 15c 2 for 25c Franco-American leef Gravy Reg- ISc 2 for 25c Sniders Chili lease Reg* 27c 23c Orange Pekoe J Tea " Reg. 35c 25s Sweet Pickles Hoffman House Qt„ Jar. Reg. 43c 37s Bargains Galore On Cisr !0o Counter Giant Buz 55s box LUX - DREFY IVORY FLAKES SUPER SODS d u z - mmso ALL BREAD Reg. 17c 15s IVORY SNOW - SILVER DUST Giant Silver Oust 55c box Quaker Hominy Grits- '1 Reg. 17c 2 Giant Orel! c~'j 65c box I ALL WORK GLOVES 25% Discount 0XYDGL Ig. size Box Creamette Macaroni ELF PEACHES Reg. 2 for 23c 8 oz. tin. Reg. 14c 2 for ISc 2 for 19c IL L OTHER ITEMS 20% OFF SHELF PRICE Year Chance to Buy at REAL SAVINGS. At Least 20% off on Ev Dollar. BUY HERE ■ BUY NOW - BUY CHEAP. PH®!E 24 wJ i
Q la M ijfie d *A dU Devoted to those who wish to announce, sell, rent, buy, or secure any type of commodity. W rite The Culver Citizen, or phone 320 for further particulars. RATES: One insertion— 3 cents per word; m in im u m charge for one insertion— 35 cents cash, otherwise 40 cents. For insertions run consecutively figure one-half the above after the first insertion. Bold face type at twice the above rate. MISCELLANEOUS H O U SEH O LD A P P L IA N C E S E R VICE — Refrigerators, Bendix appliances, gas ranges, all types household appliances. Jesse Pet- ti.s phone 191-R. 52tl ABSTRACTS compiled to all lands in Marshall county. Owners of the only set of abstract books in Marshall County. Cressner & Co., Bonded Abstractors. 14tt! A R T IF IC IA L IN SEM IN A T IO N — W e have line bred Holstein,Guernsey and Brown Swiss Sires which is the way all the good herds have been built and is the only way to get a uniform herd. C A L L C U L V E R 95R3, John A. Newm an & Sons, Culver. H U B E R T T A N N E R — Piano tuner. Phone Tanner Music Store, No. 209, Plym outh. D U R A C L E A N E D R U G S and upholstery stay clean longer. Pile unmats. Colors revive. Cleaned in your home. Use again same day. Duraclean Service, phone 269-JVI after 5:00 p. m. or see W illiam Taber.________________________ 5 2t.f PIA N O TUNING, regulating and repairing. Harry A. Smeltzer, ph. 21tf H A U L IN G — Trash and garbage disposal, brush, sand, gravel, fill dirt and top soil. Chainsaw ser- Day Phone 013. Leiters Ford, ph. 2685.________________ 2Otfn T RV S T IJD E R A K E R S M A R \- T IIO V S E R V IC E — F O R CAR W A S H IN G , L U B R IC A T IO N , BAT- 1TERY S E R V IC E . W E F E A T U R E •i u r t e s y :_________________________ K jjV S M A D E W hile you wait at ^yior's Ben F ranklin Store. 8tf.n LOR G U A R A N T E E D R A D IO SER- CING Call Ilodges Radio Ser- ■ice 618. 20tf 1 \ m W A S H E D SAND, Pea Gravel Land Rock, Filter Bed Rock, F ill irt, Road Gravel. Call Fred ^cks, phone 617._________ 21 tfn \NO TUNING. W in field Beh- phone 54 4. 8tfn R E A L EST A T E: Farm s, homes river cottages-appraisals, loans. Charles W yland, Box 52, Leiters •prd. Ph. 2 441._______________45tfn F O R Y O U R H A R D W A R E N EE D S Stop and Save The Village Hardware Leiters Ford, Indiana Telephone 24 41._______ 4 5 tfn A D IO S E R V IC E — Bring in your radio tubes for free test. W infield Behmer. Ph. 544._____________4Otfn G E N E R A L T R U C K IN G : H auling for com m unity sales and grain. Phone Leiters Ford, 2633 and reverse charges. Raym ond T hom as, Delong. 4 66 4* W IL L ASSIST in filing 194 9 Federal Income. Call early for ap pointm ent. Phone 184. Mrs. Dale Jones.___________________________ 4 7 ftn FOR E M E R G E N C Y R O A D and wrecker service call McKesson's at 23 (d ay s), 191-W (A rthur Lockridge) at night. 4 81 f n SI K< T R IC W I RIN G , plum bing heating service. George C. W arner, phone 58-W. 49tfn (ARI) OF THANKS Word are inadequate to convey our deep appreciation for all the kindness in our bereavement over our daughter and granddaughter, Shawn A. W ashburn. W e thank \e friends and neighbors for eir assistance in serving the tuier and other groups and in- tduals for their expressions of [hdolence. Mr. and Mrs. Jack W ashburn Mr. and Mrs. Cary Cum m ins ___and son. ' 51* HI) OI" T H A NKS We wish to thank the Culver ire Department a.nd our ifriends or all their kindnesses and expressions of condolence over the ’’untimely loss of Carl Finney, very thing was greatly appreciated. Mrs. Carl Finney and Children __________________ 5J_^ R O D AND R E E L R E P A IR S . C ulver Sports Centre. Ph. 606. 5 In ( I I AIN SA W .SE R V IC E - Trees cut. anywhere for tim ber or removed. One day removal service. Chas. Schafer, Argos, ph. 1819. 5 ltfn ( ()\( R E T I] BREA K ING - All kinds of air ham m er work and blasting. Chas. Schafer, Argos, ph. 1819.____________________________5 ltfn FO R (; I V RA N T E EI > W I: LDI NG See Chas. Schafer, Block Building, 3 miles north of Argos. Portable arc or acetylene, large. Phone 1819. No job too 5 ltfn PA P E R H A NG IN G : Wall paper samples to show. Estimates given. Floyd Elliott. Phone Leiters Ford 2454. 51-4* N O TICE Our SUPPLY of F IE LD SEEDS Is now on Hand Order or Reserve Your Supply Now Culver City Grain And Coal Co. Phone 248 FOR SALE JO H N D E E R E (New and Used) “ Quality Farm E quipm ent” W e carry an exceptionally large stock of genuine Jo h n De *r repair parts. FARM MACHINERY New and Used Equipment P A R T S A M ) S E R V IC E Modern Shop Equipped with the Latest Machine Tools TR A IN E D M ECHANICS international Harvester C O M P LE TE STOCK OF R EP A IR PARTS Charles V an Meter 501 Lake Shore Drive Culver Phone 80 APPLES Red Delicious - Jonathan Stayman Winesap Wide selection of grades and prices. Bigley Orchards POTATOES. Prices cheap. Loren M. Adams. 109 Broadway St., Argos, Phone 34 3. 43tfn F O R S A L E : 3 Perfection oil burner stoves, very cheap. Also farm gates and farrow ing pens. M. R. Cline Novelty W orks. 4 61fn E L E C T R IC A P P L IA N C E S A L E S M AN. Northern Indiana Public Service Company has an opening in its local Sales Department. This position offers good earning possibilities, steady employment O ur shop is equipped with the and attractive employe benefits. vei:> :J ate5t ...1“ p!!ec,l 1Pn teAtl“ s !Applicants should be between L& equipment and machine tools.,and 35 of preferably Factory trained service men await j ~ ___ ___ your command at the P LY M O U T H FARM SU PPLY Plym outh, Ind. 10 t.fn Bargain Town Store TIBBETTS BURK OAK BANKRUPT STOCKS OF A L L NEW GENERA I , M ERCHANDISE SA VE :*>u, 40 up to 50% H A R D W A R E on h o u s e h o l d g o o d s D R Y GOODS F U R N IT U R E N O V E L T IE S and TOYS MISC. ITEM S Open All Day Sunday BUY F O R LESS THAN W H O L E S A L E P R IC E 5 ST O RE IN O N E TIBBETTS BURR OAK SHOES FO R SA LE — Hom e of late Frank S. M ontgonery, 710 So. M ain St., with extra lot, large garage, house completely furnished. A ll modern conveniences. If interested call 57-J1. 3 2 tin F O R E A ST E R N Coal, call o n . 4 Otfn F O R S A L E : 2 wheel trailers. M. R. Cline Novelty Works. 4 7 tfn married. This is a fine opportunity i for the m an who qualifies. For an interview, call Mr. R. M. Brown at Plym outh, 4 35, or write to the company at 111 W est Laporte Street, Plym outh. Indiana. :>2tfn H O O V E R C L E A N E R Sales and Service. Leave cleaner at Crabb F urniture store. Ph. 110-J or ph. 405-W for free pick up and de- livery. Ernest Crabb. 4ltfn N E W D O D G E Passenger Cars A nd Trucks J effirs Quality Used Cars D on’t buy until you see or call Harold Robinson Culver Representative For J effirs Motors Co., Inc. of Plym outh Culver Phone 384-R. * 48-3n F O R SA LE — The following 1938 Chevrolet pick-up truck parts: 1 complete engine, 1 transmission, 3-60 0-16 in. tires w ith wheels. M. R-. Cline Novelty Works-. 4 9tfn F O R < ON V ESIO N B U R N E R S and P LU M B IN G AND H E A T IN G SUP P L IE S C A LL E M IL RlJiHNOW, Phone Culver 161-M. Now representing T H E R A L P H S P IN D L E R S U P P L Y COM PA N Y, 113 W ashington Street, Plym outh, In d iana. 5 On F O R SALE 1 - 1937 Indian motorcycle; a real good one ______ S I 50 1 - 193 5 Harley - Davidson. Ride it away ___________ $ 5 0 1 - 193 7 Harley - Davidson 3-wheel servi-car, good running condition . _ $ 1 5 0 1 - 193 7 Ford V-8 I ton pickup truck __________ SI 75 1 - 1 4 ft. metal boat with 19 4 8 Evinrude 1.5 II. P. FO R SA LE : Second cutting baled alfalfa hay. Also A. C. single bottom tractor plow. Lester H oughton. Ph. 317-W. WANTED W A N T E l): Lady to demonstrate baby safety tables full or part time in Culver. Car essential. Up to S20 commission daily. W rite D. V. Peterson, 5 23 N. Michigan, Plym outh. 51-2* W A N T E D — COTTAGE ON T H E L A K E W ould like to rent a modern furnished cottage on Lake Maxinkuckee for the 1950 season (May 15 - October 15.) Does not need to be large since it is for a fam ily of two who do noit entertain. Please state location and size of cottage and price. W rite Box 43, Culver Citizen 51-2n S A L E S P E O P L E W A N T E D - E arn easy money selling wearing apparel for ladies and men. O u tfit free. W rite R. Conway, Station C, Box 55, Grand Rapids, Mich. 51* W A N T E D : Curtains and lace table cloths to launder. Ph. 35-R1. ________________________ 51-3 * W A N T E D : Used play pen. Phone 6 0 5 . ____________________________ 51n H A V E AN opening for two ladies to demonstrate Stanley Home Products. Earn $50 to $75 per 2 0 hour week. No house to house selling. Any housewife can do this work. Car necessary. Call or write Mrs. Dorothy Germain, R. R. 2. Box 421, Michigan City, Indiana. Telephone 29 74 R in g 5. ___ ______________________________ 51-2* A N Y O N E W A N T IN G wood to cut see L. V. Savage. Ph. 243-R3. 5 In FOR RENT FOR REN T : Two, three or four room apartments, furnished or unfurnished withv hot water. Ph. 269-R. 51n LOST LOST: Two boys coats behind Lakeshore Garage. Call 251. 51* IVien’s BowIIpg The Coffee Shop was victorious in a match game Sunday af ternoon with the Shaw Autom atic Music Co. team of Knox. The score was 2 409 to 2188. A lthough there weren’t any new records set this week there were a few interesting developments. Last week three teams were tied for third place with 4 6 points each and this week the General Sheet Metal went into undisputed third place by w inning 4 points. The highest individual series of the week was turned in by Ora Reed with a 591. The Lake Shore Plumbers turned in both the highest game of the week and the highest series of the week, their game was 104 4 and their series was 3035. There were only four 200 games this week, Em il R uhnow 2 29, Morley Skinner 221, Ora Reed 219/Sgt. D al ton 213. Team standing to date. Pts. Coffee Shop __ _ 63 Gordon’s Standard S e rv ice___ 5 4 General Sheet M e t a l__________ Lake Shore Plumbers _ _____ Culver Cafe ___________________ motor in A-l condition. $ 8 5 1 Monterey IGA ______________ 1 - 2 6” boy’s bicycle in good condition ___ ______ $ 15 E ckm an’s ..... -- „ ----- New, guaranteed, 600 x 16 Monterey Royal Blue ______ tires at ______________ SI 2.8 7 R abb it’s Shell S e r v ic e ------ Dale’s l)-X Service Phone 22 2 Station Millers Dairy ___ _______ B A K E S A L E and miscellaneous foods, t (I iris sponsored by at Easterday \s: Rainbow Saturday, March 11. 5 In SE E T H E N EW Croslev Shelva- FO R SA LE: Biackstone washer in dor refrigerator today at the Cul- excellent condition. Ph. 196-R1. ver Hardware. A liberal allow- j 5 In ance will be made for your old ! ------ -----------------------refrigerator. Only Crosley has the j FOR. SALE: Lots 011 College St.. Shelvador. Culver Hardware 5Otfn $7.50 per foot. P.O. Box 26. 5 1 * F O R S A LE : R ound wood, $3 per USED E L E C T R IC RAN GES. The rank 0:1 ground. W ill deliver for .Northern Indiana Public Service slight extra cost. Inquire at old Company has several used electric Cook farm or farm y2 mile e a s t‘ranges in good working condition of Bass Lake on Road 10. G. Ike- ; priced from $50.00 on up. If inta. Ph. 4o-R3. 51 tfn terested, stop in at our Culver of- 3 21 rn 50 49 47 41 40 37 36 24 T A K EN TO H O SPIT A L Mrs. N. E. Reed was taken to P ar k v i e w Hospital, P 1 y in o u t h o i i Monday night for treatment. Ideal Beach Plans Opening Spring Dance The .management of Ideal Beach Resort, Shafer Lake, an nounces that Sunday, March 12, has been set aside for the Spring opening of the Ballroom. The opening band will be W ayne Karr and his orchestra with Jene Fer rell and Norm Beasley featured vocalists. The K arr organization has completed recent engagements at many of the nation’s top dance spots, am ong them being the JE N E F E R R E L L Plarnor, Kansas City, Mo.; Casa Loma, St. Louis; and Rainbow Ballroom, Denver. Dancing will be held at Ideal Beach each Sunday with different bands each week. The year 19 50 will be the 21st. season for the Ballroom and the 2 6th year for the entire resort which has grown to be the larg est enterprize of its type in the state. M a # A 4 i* te ic k e & Rev. Howerton and son return ed Sunday from Boonville, Ind. Mrs. Howerton remained for a week as she is under a doctor’s care in Boonville. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shoemaker and daughters of Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kaley and children and Miss Betty Kaley of Logansport and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cartw right of Plym outh were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Carpenter and Jim m ie. The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Carpenter’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haslett of Edw ardsburg, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Holland and fam ily of H a m let were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Stay ton. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Carpenter and Mrs. Lee W ynn attended the Greater M arshall County Youth for Christ meeting at Plym outh Wesleyan Methodist church M on day night. Miss Fawn Spencer spent M on day night with Miss R u th Spencer of Argos. Mr. and Mrs. Lee W ynn and Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo W ynn and Bobby attended the Fox H u n ters oyster and pot luck supper at the club house at Argos Saturday night. Mrs. Bessie Schumacher is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lester Sm ith, in Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of Indianapolis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch A n drews. Mrs. Enoch Andrews called on Mr. and Mrs. Dorcy Sm ith of R o chester on Thursday. The pedestal for the Statue of Liberty is 10 stories high. CULVER TRANSFER I I arry M. Young, Proprietor Phone 229 A T YOUR SERVICE Culver, Ind. 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