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Culver Residents Vacationing- In Sunshine State<br />
Pictured here are four Culver<br />
residents who are vacationing in<br />
Florida, left to right: Mr. and<br />
Mrs. B enjam in H aw kins, Mrs. Lot-<br />
tie Marshall and Charles Lambert.<br />
In a letter to the Citizen the<br />
vacationers tell of their trip as<br />
follows: “ We left Culver on February<br />
2, coming to Florida via<br />
Evansville, Chattanooga, Cordelia,<br />
Atlanta, Macon, St. Peters<br />
burg. Sarasota and Naples, where<br />
we picked our first oranges.<br />
"F rom there we took the Tam-<br />
iam i Trail through the Everglades<br />
n ^to M iam i where we spent a<br />
little time with .Jesse Osborn.<br />
Then onto Homestead and from<br />
there to Key West. Then up the<br />
east coast to Fort Lauderdale,<br />
Palm Beach, Vero Beach, Hobe<br />
Sound, Melbourne and to the<br />
Indian river where we got up early<br />
to see the fishermen come in<br />
w ith their fish.<br />
“ We drove, inland to Kissimmee<br />
and visited a short while with a<br />
friend, Mrs. Pea Otlo, formerly of<br />
Plymouth, Ind. A t W inter Park<br />
we saw* the largest cypress tree<br />
in the world, next we went to<br />
Bok Tower and W inter Haven<br />
to the Citrus Festival.<br />
“ They have a Com m unity sale<br />
in Kissimmee every Wednesday.<br />
W e went twice and saw them sell<br />
large B rahm a bulls. Also saw<br />
cattle ranches where huge piles<br />
of citrus fruit were dumped in<br />
fields for the cattle.<br />
“ The weather is grand - little<br />
•cool of m ornings - always have<br />
a little fire. We sure are enjoying<br />
the glorious sunshine. We<br />
received three Culver Citizens<br />
<strong>March</strong> 1st and we all wanted to<br />
read them at once - had no m ail<br />
for a m onth as we d id n ’t stay in<br />
one place long enough to have<br />
an address, so we sure appreciat<br />
ed the Citizen.”<br />
CAA tests of a new big trail.?- Most African soil is deficient<br />
port consumed two miles of movie in basic m ineral elements essentfilm<br />
s, recording as many as 1 2,- ial to plant growth.<br />
0 00 meter-readings a minute.<br />
Need new haulingequipment?<br />
Choose your rubber-tired wagon<br />
from the John Deere “ Big 3” .<br />
There's one to fit your pocket-<br />
book and hauling requirements<br />
exactly.<br />
Whichever you choose, you<br />
get auto-type wheels, Timken<br />
tapered-roller bearings, telescoping<br />
reach, all-welded frame,<br />
and auto-steering. See us soon<br />
for full particulars.<br />
Plymouth<br />
Farm Supply<br />
Your SERVICE Dealer<br />
Church School meets at 10:00<br />
a.m. Everyone invited to worship<br />
with us. There were 2 7 present<br />
last Sunday.<br />
.Joe Shoemaker has been assessing<br />
in this community. He had<br />
dinner on Friday with Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Dick Newman.<br />
Claude Newman has improved<br />
so he is out again. Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Claude Newman spent Thursday<br />
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Syl<br />
vester Zechiel in Culver.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Schmidt<br />
entertained recently for his bro<br />
ther Joe, who has just returned<br />
from Arizona where he took his<br />
fam ily for Mrs. Schm idt’s health.<br />
Other guests were Ed Devinger.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keller and Mr.<br />
and Mrs. W illia m Keitzer.<br />
AI Pear and grandson, David<br />
Rennewanz, visited with the Louis<br />
Fishback fam ily in Logansport on<br />
Sunday.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Banks and<br />
children were Sunday dinner<br />
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles<br />
Clifton and children near Poplar<br />
Grove.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lawrence<br />
♦<br />
of near Plym outh were Sunday<br />
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.<br />
W i 11 iam O ’Connor h onorillg Mr.<br />
O ’Connor’s birthday. Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Lester McGriff of near Ar<br />
gos spent Sunday evening helping<br />
Mr. O'Connor, their grandfather,<br />
celebrate his birthday.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W arm brod<br />
and Barbara of Kew anna spent<br />
Sunday afternoon in the John<br />
Newman home.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Newman and<br />
Dwight were visitors over Satur<br />
day night and Sunday of D w ig h t ’s<br />
grandm other. Mrs.. Flora Pit singer<br />
at Richmond, Ind.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cum m ings<br />
and sons visited friends at C ham <br />
paign, 111., and his brother Jack<br />
and wire at Danville, 111., on Sund<br />
a y afternoon.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Newman<br />
entertained the pulpit committee<br />
at dinner on Monday. Mrs. M ar<br />
tha Marshall, Mrs. Oscar Wesson.<br />
Cecil Sm ith and Donald, Hand<br />
were present.<br />
Police arrested a Connecticut<br />
woman for refusing to leave -a<br />
phone booth after two hours. W hy<br />
break up the description of a new<br />
hat?<br />
Brilliantly designed and distinctively styled in gleaming white, gold,<br />
chromium and ice-blue, this streamlined Frigidaire DeLuxe refrigerator<br />
is representative of an extensive new 1950 line of 20 models in three<br />
types. Featured are such innovations as adjustable and sliding aluminum<br />
shelves, twin extra deep porcelain Hydrators which can be stacked to<br />
make space for big items, a new full-width plastic chill drawer for beverages,<br />
and a new plastic basket drawer for eggs. The new full-length<br />
door and ice-blue and gold interior trim make it particularly pleasing.<br />
Shively Shop<br />
Lake Shore Drive Culver, Ind.<br />
NORTH JUDSON LIVESTOCK MARKET<br />
f V S o s i d a y , M a r c h 1 3 , I 9 S 0<br />
Starling at 10:00 a. m. sharp wc will hold our annual farm implement<br />
sale at our sale pavilion located one mile south of Nortk<br />
Judson, Indiana, on State Road 39.<br />
Due to the many consignments of implements and farm<br />
j tools of all kinds we will not have room to list each item separately.<br />
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