Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana (2024)

May 3, 1951

Publication:

Journal and Courieri

Location:

Lafayette, Indiana

Issue Date:

Thursday, May 3, 1951

Page:

40

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7 40 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER our Best Bread Buy! RUGER'S all enriched 2205 no Tip of the eaturing Across rom Piggly Wiggly WEJICeSSEIIER riday Until 8:00 PM Ind BOLOGNA Housewares Drainboard Mats loor Mats Dish Drainers Steel Wool Holder HOT DO NUTS AND ROLLS EVERY DAY AT 3 PM MOVING Don't orget TRUE BLUE The SEED POTATOES CERTIIED and SELECT LOWERS Chocolate Chip Butterscotch if RUITS VEGETABLES WE DELIVER 225 Columbia Street Phone 4927 MARKETS from local of in of organization colorful exhibit of the new ideas for homes Will open Wednesday afternoon and through the following 4Z7 erry St Ph 3494 Ijnfayrtte 115 Broad tray Ph 738 Monticello in this city on May at the Jefferson auditorium of 28 theological stu ihternationally known Cobblers Triumphs Early Chios Chippewas Katahdins Sebagoes Red Pontiacs 2 for 3 for qt 2 for 2 for The Pilgrims abhorred dancing in all forms being followers of the Puritan movement District Meeting district fellowship meeting be held at 7:30 Satur in the Pentecostal Church He also studied at Indiana State Teachers college His abilities were recognized and utilized in other fields than educa tion Mr Schanlaub served two terms as president of the Kentland Chamber of Commerce was a member of the county board of charities and was on the Kentland libarary board many years besides being active in other civic and community affairs in the town and county Mr Schanlaub was also a leader in the Presbyterian church here where he often occupied the pulpit and long taught a Sunday School class He was long popular as a high school commencement speaker raternally he was a member of the Rensselaer IOO lodge and of the Kentland Masons In 1910 he was married to Edith Spaulding who died in 1929 and in 1935 he married Mabel Johnson who survives along with a sister Mrs Blanche Cain of Rensselaer uneral services will be held at 3 pm Saturday in the Kentland Presbyterian church HARDWARE STORE Second and Columbia Streets PHONE 5055 PHONE Move You Ever phone KrtAa 5043 Available at better service stations and garages everywhere DISTRIBUTED BY MILLER Phone 61404 100 1B Bag burglary in Tippecanoe GARAGES 10 down 3 years to pay Store No 1 2101 Street Pansy Plants Ageratums Petunia Mix 4 kinds Verbenia Large Snapdragons Rose Moss or Portolaca Red Sage or Salvia Large Astor Plants Daisies orgetMeNots LUMBER A COMPANY 75 styles ree estimates We handle all details or come in today BARCO BUILDERS CENTRAL REALTY 420 Columbia Phone 2132 Lafayette 25c 25c 25c 49c 29c 25c 29c 29c 2 for 25c 29c 37c Life size Home eature of Show A full size six room home will be a central exhibit at the Great er Lafayette Home and Industry show in the Purdue fieldhouse June 6 through June 10 During five days chocked full with exhibits and entertainment people from this area will see hundreds of ideas for improving their homes and furnishings for those homes rankie Masters and his orches tra will headline entertainment for the five afternoons and eve nings of exhibits Other variety acts will supplement the smooth music The est in on a continue Sunday evening Besides homefurnishings a complete array of locally manu factured items will be contained in special booths reserved for in dustry A new automobile show will also be spotlighted Clothing Gift Items Suit Dismissed A suit on account filed in pecanoe Superior court by Charles Kepner against Ross Stover was dismissed by Judge Owen Crook after settlement was com pleted by both parties A jury of 12 had been sworn to hear the testimony Shrine Club Dinner Lafayette Shrine club will meet for dinner at 6:30 riday in Duncan hall Noble Wayne is in charge of the dinner Enter tainment will be directed by Pearl Allen Dancing to the music of Lynn Ransdell and his orchestra will be enjoyed from 9 until 11 Parties To Open Election Offices Two local political parties will maintain party headquarters in downtown Lafayette on Election Day next Tuesday according to the party chairmen Kenneth Snyder city chair man of the Republican central committee announces Republican headquarters will be located at 431 Columbia street on Election Day only Democratic headquarters ac cording to Oscar Pipes chairman will be on the second floor of the Lahr hotel Both headquarters will compile returns as they come in Tuesday night Republican headquarters telephone number will be 9395 and Democratic headquarters 4055 Store No 2 Ulen Lane HAPPEN NOW BOSTON There was housing problem in Boston a cen tury ago On Jan 24 1851 the Bos ton Traveler published the follow ing advertisement: "To let Mod ern house of 12 rooms $300 a TOMATO PLANTS BONNY BEST MARGLOBE BEESTEAK RUTGER CALI WONDER MANGOES HEAD LETTUCE PLANTS CABBAGE PLANTS BERMUDA ONION PLANTS ONION SETS Jewelry Children's RUBBER MAID BUY IT BAKED IT'S BETTER! txces Charge Kenneth Zeider 38 of Vinton street was arrested Wednesday by police for al legedly the scene of an Police charge that a car driven by Zeider struck a 1947 Buick sedan owned by Shelby Woods 2603 Earl avenue The Woods car was damaged $75 Progress is measured by intelligent action not by intentions Enter Lafayette Business Col lege day or evening Monday May 7 Open Daily 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM riday May 4 2306 Main St will riav of God corner of Thirteenth and Howell streets Rev Wallace Jack son Reading Mich will be in charge of the servi The speak er will be Rev James Good of Elkhart Special music will be of fered at the service which will be attended by people from parts of the state Toys Stationery Costume ANDERSON YOUR ONE STOP STORE OR ALL GARDEN NEEDS PORK ROAST END LOIN 47c ib Stove Top Mats Sink Mats Sink Drainers Dog Dishes Highland CAKES I in court xuesuuy requested time to employ counsel He was extradited nere Michigan to answer the charge TUNA ISH grated 72 lb tin PORK BEANS lackson no 2 tin JELLO all flavors SALAD DRESSING Blue Seal APPLE SAUCE Musselmans RED KIDNEY BEANS Jackson no 2 tin DILL PICKLES Lapigo 32 oz ORANGE IUICE Donald Duck 46 oz BOTTLE DRINKS 24 oz Virginia Dare PRESERVES Stokley'S CHERRY PINEAPPLE PEACH APRICOT MTTTT linmnnpniypd V2 Seeds Shaft I ft Head of Newton Schools State Dean in ield Dies Lutheran Chorus To Appear in City The Concordia Seminary Luth eran Hour chorus of Safrit Louis will appear 20 at 8 high school Composed dents this chorus appears every Sunday on two broadcasting networks in con nection with the international Lutheran hour Under the direction of Walter Keller a student this chorus is at present engaged on a six week tour The choral concert is under the sponsorship of St James Luth eran church of this city fcnnouncin? GRAND OPENING KEEN SOX a Pep Up'that Sluggish Engine bArdAhl HAM SALAD HOMEMADE 35c ib WIENERS A KEEN TREAT 39c ib Phone 2280 PARTY ORDERS A SPECIALTY Bakery Treats Arraignment Set John Joshua Benson 45 held in the Tippecanoe county jail under $5000 bond will be ar raigned on a charge of second decree Circuit court May 25 Benson ap peared ANDERSON DEHAHN CUCUMBERS 2 15c One of RUGER'S good things to Eat Nil ir A nitU oral LIVINSTON'S SULU UAKUER NXU LOANS Group Your Bills Reduce Your Pays COOPERATIVE INANCE COMPANY BREAD in the new red blue and yellow wrapper SPERB HARDWARE! PHO Nt 1777 8nMH4l'I I LAAYETTE IND GIT MART ormerly Wonderland Shop 69' COOKIE 22 SCHANLAUB KENTLAND May 3 Schanlaub of Kentland dean county school superintendents Indiana died at 12:40 am today in St Elizabeth hospital Lafayette where he had been taken a week ago following a heart attack He was 74 years old Mr Schanlaub had been super intendent of Newton county schools nearly 44 years having been elected to this position Dec 7 1907 He was re elected regularly as terms ex pired and served continuously ever since His length of service is said to have far exceeded any other similar official in the state NATIONAL RECOGNITION The educator left a deep impress in his field He was one of the pioneers in the movement to con solidate schools and as a conse quence Newton county was among the first to abandon its one room educational establishments As a member for three years of the state survey commission he helped establish basic educational policies which have become firmly estab lished He also gained national recognition serving the National Education association on a com mittee which dealt with social problem of schools urther evidence of his prom inence in educational circles is found in the fact that he served two terms as president of the In diana State Teachers' association and as president of the Indiana County asso ciation NATIVE JASPER A native of Jasper county where he was born Oct 1876 Mr Schanlaub was a son of John and Arminda (Kepner) Schanlaub A graduate of Rensselaer high school he won a degree at Valparaiso uni versity and then took up teaching at Morocco where he was engaged when named county superintendent INCE COAL CO More Heat for Less Money Phone 6013 IT IS HOT OR COLO "HERE ARE SOME KEEN Always A Keen Special Ib Tic Enjoy lowers drown in your own oaraen innmtr all this Hll GARAGES Other Small Buildings Not Sectional Easy Payments OTIS RUPRIGHT miles north on 43 Closed riday Afternoons and Saturdays jpl (n EzAAESB I STORAGE iAk 049 UP Bk tfSSillSSr A i bBRhb bARDAty ft IELD ENCE Iree Delivery MIDWEST Roofing Insulating Co 3rd Street Phone YOOS A GREEN RADISHES CUCUMBERS PEPPERS ANCY RED 1 3bchs12c 3 for 19c solid 5c ea4 isrirw TYAi CALIE LONG ONIONS SWEH CORN WHITE POTATOES 3 25c 5 for 35c I 10 bs 59c Smashed in ace In Throwing Game David Burkhardt age nine of 908 North Seventh street suffered painful injuries Wednesday eve ning when he was hit in the face with a glass bottle The bottle broke and cut his left ear and face Police took Burkhardt to Home hospital for treatment They said he was accidentally hit by another boy The boys had been throwing bottles in the Wabash river arm Bureau Tippecanoe county arm Bureau directors will meet Saturday at 8 in the bureau office 119 North Sixth street STINSON CLARK Coal Oil Co Phone 5001 Phone 3867 HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS CUSHION MUMS Ready to set out spoon DECORATIVE TYPE 25c 35c and 50c each HILLSIDE GARDENS 1124 Salisbury MECON!) 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