Deaths in Tri-State Area A Neilson, daughVINCENNES NES, (Special) Kathy ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neilson, died at 5 p.m. Wednesday in Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. Other survivors include a twin sister, Karen Sue; another sister, Nancy Jo, and a brother, Robert.
dunerabledil.de at 2 Funeral p.m. Siotur. Burial will be in the IOOF tery. 74, died at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in her home here.
Survivors include her husband, Edward a daughter, Mrs. Cy Bilyeu, and two grandsons. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Friin Keightley Funeral Home with the Rev. J.
H. Maddox officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. KATHY NEILSON 1-Mrs. Elizabeth Shelton Malone, FRANK SCHIPP HUNTINGBURG (Special) Frank Schipp, 69, was found dead Thursday morning in the yard of his home.
Coroner Emil H. Schmutzler ruled the cause of death been was a heart attack. Shipp for had a heart under ailment a doctor's for care time. Survivors include two sons, Roman and Richard of Huntingburg; two daughters, Mrs. Walter Brace and Mrs.
Ray Jahn of Huntingburg: five brothers, Hugo of Huntingburg, Albert of Jasper and Leo, Ed and Lawrence of Weyer of Ferdinand; 10 grandFerdinand; a sister, Mrs. A Albert children. and a great-grandchild. Funeral will be at 09 a.m, Saturday in St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Burial will be in the church cemetery, MRS. JESSIE SCHAAR GRAYVILLE, Ill. (Special) Mrs. Jessie Schaar, 79, died at 5 a.m. Thursday in Fairfield Memorial Hospital.
She left no immediate survivors. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Sturm Funeral Home with the Rev. Ralph Gill officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
WILLIAM WALTERS ENFIELD, Ill. (Special) William Walters, 85, died at 1 a.m. Thursday in his home near here. Survivors include his wife, Flora; three daughters, Mrs. Irma Ward of Carmi and Mrs.
Ruby Gowdy and Mrs. Violet Storey of Enfield; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in Bruce Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev. Eugene Estes officiating.
Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at Emmett Funeral Home here. WILLIAM HATCHER OWENSBORO, Ky. (Special)William G. Hatcher, 37, died Thursday morning in OwensboroDaviess County Hospital, following a heart attack.
Surviving are his wife, Nelda; a son, Donald, at. home; two daughters, Elizabeth and Patricia, at home; six brothers, Oscar and Woodrow of Owensboro, Raymond of Indianapolis and Douglas, Andrew and Robert of Bowling Green, and a sister, Mrs. Emma Belle Matlock of Bowling Green. The body is at Haley-McGinnis Funeral Home. SAVE IN OUR STOREWIDE BIG DISCOUNT CLEARANCE SALE BIG SAVINGS UP TO ON ALL Ladies', Men's Children's Merchandise AN EXTRA MOSKIN'S CHARGE FOR CREDIT Quality Clothes Easy Credit 303 MAIN STREET YOUNG'S Swift's Premium Armour's Star Mayrose 12-14 Fully Lb.
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RED, RIPE, FANCY TOMATOES LB. YOUNG'SI FOOD MARKET COVERT VANN- -Ph. GR 6-7582. THE EVANSVILLE COURIER- FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1957 THIRTY-NINE The Tri-State's Great Classified Medium PLACE YOUR WANT ADS FOR QUICE ACTION YOUR WANT AB PHONE IS MA 4-7711 Help Wanted-Men-22 610 Court Bide. HA 3-6229 MAN WANTED to work in optical laboratory, Experience not necessary Apply room 204 Grein Building Saturday, Jan.
12. between 10 am. and 13 p.m. EXPERIENCED Bendix Washer. Refrigerator service man.
Courier-Press Box 703. TOOL DESIGN METHODS ENGINEERS For Heavy IndustryInterviewing Monday Thru Friday 8:15 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Adams Division Westinghouse Company 217 South Belmont Indianapolis, Indiana 2-7344-Ext. 257 MEN WANTED YOUNGSTOWN SHEET TUBE COMPANY MARKS PLANT EAST CHICAGO.
INDIANA MACHINISTS-MAINTENANCE Journeymen or equivalent Age: 25 to 50 Must pass all position test Age: 25 to 50 METALLURGIST ASSISTANTS High School Grads. with Chemistry or Physics Age: 18 to 35 APPRENTICES High School Grads with the vocational aptitudes needed Age: 18 to 25 HELPERS Two veers experience in Mechanical or electrical work two years of high school Age: 20 to 30 INSPECTORS Trained in the use of gauges and micrometers, Must be a high school grad and good in math. Age: 20 to 45 LABORERS Must have 8th grade education; and over 5 ft. 8 Inches tall and 145 16s. Age: 18 to 45 All applicants must pass strict physical examination.
APPLY AT THE INDIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DIVISION 205 Court 2nd Floor EVANSVILLE. INDIANA FRIDAY, January 11, 1957 2 Experienced Salesman To tation work with Manager Transporand noon lunch fumished 221. Harriett St. ATTENTION! ENGINEERS (B.S. or Advanced Degrees, with or without experience) Experienced Tool Designers Evansville Interviews See Our Display Ad Page 33 WESTERN ELECTRIC SERVICE MAN- For sewing me AIRLINES NEED YOU See our ad.
Universal Airlines Training under Instruction 27. TRAINEE for insurance claim handling. some college required. Permanent position with opportunity for advancement. Automobile not required, Write Courier- Press box 710.
stating education and experience. SHOP CLERK-1 be good typist. Sharp, recent H.S, grad, will do. NATIONWIDE EMPLOYMENT 610 Court Bide. HA 3-6229 chine and vacuum cleaner.
Must have car. $65 per week. Apply 2021 W. Franklin Sat. morning from 9:00 to 12:00.
Monday from 10:00 to 2:00. MECHANICAL packing salesman to call on industrial accounts, Sales experience helpful. Established territory Salary, commission and expenses. Submit complete resume and qualifications in original reply. Reply to: Anchor Packing 31 Hanley Industrial Court, St.
Louis 17. Mo. LERNFR SHOPS HAVE OPENING FOR CREDIT MANAGER SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT ALL APPLICATIONS TREATED CONFIDENTIAL APPLY TO MR. POMERANTZ SHOPS 423 WALL. "END.
EXPERIENCED COUNTER MAN. APPLY 212 8. E. FOURTH ST. BARBER Wanted.
Good established business. Write CourierPress. Box 693. WE are now in our new and larger quarters. due to this expansion we need tWa men.
Those hired must be neat. aggressive and able to furnish own transportation, ADply in person Holland Furnace 1300 First Ave. Help Wanted, Women--23 BEAUTICIAN Experienced Only East Side. GR 6-6660 or GR 6-6869 CURB GIRL wanted, day shift. HILL'S.
Main and Riverside, BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS You can make it yours by representing Avon Cosmetics. We have established territories open, For appointment call HA 2-6021 or write 320 Court Bide HOUSEKEEPER white to carel for invalid wife. Live in- $15 week. 1825 Covert Ave. OR 6-4603.
COMBINATION wool and silk finIsher. Experienced. Cleaners. 1407 Oregon. WANTED -WOMAN For, POSITION of ASSISTANT NATIONALLY to DISTRIBUTOR known company, well established in Evansville Pull or part time, EXCEPTIONALLY opportunity for one experienced in direct sales COMMISSION FOR PHONE HA 2-6436 AIRLINES NEED YOU See our Universal Airlines Training under Instruction 27.
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK Experienced. Must be able to make accurate arithmetic computations. State salary wanted. Write Courier-Press Box 710 BEAUTICIAN experienced large salary plus commission. Downtown Box 645 EXPERIENCED shirt finisher.
steady work. good pay. Ideal Cleaners, 1323 Diviston. WHITE LADY to live in and help with mother's duties. Must be good children PHONE WA 5-3375 CHRISTIAN LADY for child care, housework 5 days.
Go home nights. Courier-Press. Box 750. A A A Deaths-Funerals MRS. LECTIE CLARK VAN CAMP Mrs.
Lectie Clark Van Camp, 83, died at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday in Thornton Home, Newburgh. Mrs. Van Camp entered the Presbyterian institution in April, 1955. She was a member of East Liberty Presbyterian Church, burgh, Pa.
Surviving are two sons, Dr. Willard Van Camp of Miami Beach, and Dr. Glen C. Van Camp of West Palm Beach, and a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Kelso Miami.
Fla. The body was taken from Meyer Funeral Home, Newburgh, to Raymond C. Waples Funeral Home, Pittsburgh, Thursday. HENRY P. EGLI Funeral for Henry P.
Egli, 72, of 401 N. 4th who died Wednesday night, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday Alexander Funeral home. Rev. Friedrich Rest will officiate.
Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery, Egli, who was an attendant at Mesker Park Zoo for 20 years and the oldest employe there, became ill New Year's Eve and was admitted to Deaconess Hospital. Death was caused by a heart condition. He was a native of Posey County, but had lived in Evansville since about 1918. He had worked at Peerless Pottery several years before going to work at the 200. He was a member of St.
Paul's and Reformed Church. Surviving are his wife, Carrie; a daughter, Mrs. Elnora Hart; al son, Alvin; a sister, Mrs. Carolyn Bumb; a brother, William; and four grandchildren, all of Evansville. The body is at Alexander Fu- neral Home.
MRS. LOUISA ERMINE NELSON Services for Mrs. Louisa Ermine Nelson, 76, of 1119 W. Iowa who died Wednesday, will be at 9 a.m. Saturday in Johann Funeral Home, continued at 3 p.m.
in Third Street Methodist Church in Central City, Ky, The Rev. Silas Crayne will officiate. Burial will be in Fairmount Cem- etery, Central City. ROY CRAIG Dayton Saturday. MRS.
CATHERINE WEILAND Word has been received here pea the death former of Roy Evansville Craig, resi- 64- dent, in a Dayton, hospital at 10 p.m. Wednesday. Craig left Evansville several years ago. He was in the real estate business here. Surviving are his wife, Marvel: a son, Bob: and two grandchildren, all of Dayton; a brother, Walter of Sacramento, nieces and nephews; and several cousins of Evansville.
Funeral and burial will be in Mrs. Catherine 87, of 1124 W. Florida died at 6:55 p.m. Thursday in Maxey Nursing Home. Only survivors are nieces and nephews.
Friends may call after p.m. Friday at Ziemer Funeral Home. MRS. BERTHA M. GRAY Mrs.
Bertha M. Gray, 69, of 2803 Broadway, died at 2 p.m. Thursday in Deaconess Hospital. She was a member of Calvary Assembly of God Church. Surviving are Mrs.
Anna Diehl of Evansville; nieces and nephews. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday at Ziemer Funeral Home. B. COOGAN Funeral" for H.
B. Coogan, former Evansville resident who died Tuesday in Tulsa, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Schaefer Funeral Home. The Rev. Dr.
John R. C. Haas will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. MRS.
NORA TYRING Services for Mrs. Nora Tyring, 73, of 935 E. Mulberry who died Wednesday, will be at 10 a.m. 1. Saturday in Boone Funeral Home, Rev.
Guy D. Carpenter officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. MRS. NORA E.
SANDERS Mrs. Nora E. Sanders, 84, died at 5:45 a.m. Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs, Leo Hanco*ck. 520 Rosewood Dr.
was a member of the Christian Church in Allendale, Ill. Also surviving are a son, T. V. Meriweather of Mt. Carmel, two daughters, Mrs.
Nuria Ham of Somerset, and Mrs. Ray L. Wise of Escondido, two sisters, Mrs. M. M.
Terry and Mrs. George Grant, both of Marengo; 10 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Boone Funeral Home, the Rev. Gene Crawford officiating.
Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Cemetery in Mt. Carmel. MRS. MARY ROBLES SIMPSON Mrs. Mary Robles Simpson, 68, died at 2:55 a.m.
Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. James Mullins, 720 Judson St. A native of Ragland, she had lived in Evansville 43 years. Also surviving is a son, Tony Robles of Jacksonville, Fla. Funeral will be at 10 a.m.
Saturday in Schaefer Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles E. Zapp will of. ficiate.
Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. MRS. MAGGIE LENA STEPHENS Cordon Bank Boosts Cashier HENDERSON, Ky. (Special) Roy Russell has been elected executive vice-president of the Henderson County State Bank at Corydon, as after cashier. having served the Letcher Allen succeeds Russell as cashier.
Allen had been assistant cashier. Maurice Kirby has been re-elected president. Directors re elected are J. B. Craig, F.
H. Delker, Marvin D. Eblen, R. A. Hughes, Kirby, Russell, S.
B. Pritchett and George L. Moss. Lions Officials To Meet Sunday MADISONVILLE. Ky.
(Special) -All Lions Club presidents, vicepresidents, secretaries and tail twisters in District 43-K are exwill lead panel discussions. son and past district governors under the A direction of District pected to, attend a conference Sunday in Madisonville. This mid-winter conference is Governor Sol Bernstein of HenderSubjects that will be under discussion are designed to give local club officers information and sug. gestions for extension of club and community services. Oldest Tree Merced The General Sherman tree in Sequoia national park near here is said to be the oldest living thing in the world.
Vanderburgh County. Indiana Mrs. Maggie Lena Stephens, 80- WARREN. MERRELL COMBS. year-old former Evansville resi- Attorney for Bank Personal Bldg.
Representative 805 Citizens Legal Notice- (Courier: Evansville, Jan. 4. Indiana 11. 18, 1957) NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VANDERBURGH COUNTY COUNCIL To Lant, P. Niethammer, Marshall Beck, OF VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
INDIANA N. J. Thomas Angermeier, Mooney, Jerome Lawrence C. Kavser and Otto Loren P. Myrick, and to whom it may concern: Pursuant to the request of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Coun- Vancil of Vanderburgh of County.
a Indiana, will be held in the usual place in the derburgh. State Indiana. special meeting of the Vanderburgh County Courthouse Evarsville. Indiana. at 9:00 a.m.
on Monday, January additional 14th, 1957. for the purpose of considering the following transfer of funds, sppropriations for other business, to-wit: COUNTY GENERAL FUNDS 7-102. Salary of Deputy 443.87 SUPT. OF COUNTY SCHOOLS 7-102. Salary of Clerk- Visual Education 500.00 Transfer from Co Rev unexpended Valance 943.87 SUPERIOR COURT 12-103.
Per Diem of Jurors 250.00 Transfer from Unexpended Co. Rev. Balance 12-211, Office Supplies 69.47 Transfer from unexpended Co. Rev. balance 12-602-A.
Law Books 192.00 Transfer from Unexpended Co Rev. Balance 511.47| ELECTION 21-105. Salary Clerical Deputies. Canvassing Board Clerks 100.00 Transfer from Unexpended Co. Rev.
Balance 21-106. Salary Mechanics and Watchmen 280.50 Transfer from Unexpended Co. Rev. Balance 21-201-A. Freight.
Express and Drayage 207.25 Transfer from Unexpended Co. Rev. Balance 21-201-B. Postage 210.00 Transfer from Unexpended Co. Rev.
Balance 21-405-A. Meals of Election Board 180.00 Transfer from Unexpended Co. Rev. Balance 977.75| TOTAL COUNTY REVENUE 12.433.09 COUNTY DEPT. OF WELFARE 206-201-A.
Freight Expense and 54.00 Transfer from Welfare Unexpended Balance 84.00 TOTAL WELFARE DEPT. 54.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY A DEPT 187-101. Salary of Superintendent 000 00 Transfer from Highway Unexpended Balance 500.00 187-314. Road Construction And New Bridges 5.000.00 Transfer from Highway Unexpended Balance 5.600.00 TOTAL HIGHWAY DEPT. 5.600.00 TOTAL COUNTY REVENUE $2.433.09 TOTAL COUNTY WELFARE 54.00 TOTAL COUNTY HIGHWAY 5,600.00 Taxpavers mav appear at said meeting and have an opportunity to be heard in respect to said transfer of funds and additional appropriations Any transfer of funds and additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners and a further hearing will be held be said Board within fifteen days after said referral at the County Auditors office in the Courthouse, Evansville Indiana.
and Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when hearings will be held. By order of the Commissioners of the County of Vanderburgh, State of IndiADA. on this the 14th day of January. 1957 ED SAVER, Auditor. Vanderburgh County.
Indiana (Courier- -Press: January 4. 1957) dent, died Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lena Stough, in Muncie. She was a member of Methodist Church in Norris City, Also surviving are another daughter, Mrs. Andrew Ayres of Evansville; a son, Carl E.
Stephens of Evansville; a sister, Mrs. Sophia Gladden of Chandler, land five body will grandchildren. arrive at Robert Greek Mortuary early Friday morning. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the mortuary, the Rev.
E. Lacy Satterfield officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill CemeItery. Legal Notice-1 NOTICE OF SALE The undersigned will sell at public auction at our office, 227 Main Evansville, at 10 A.M. Jan.
23. 1957. Mtr. No EAA 65824. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK Courier, Jan.
11, 1957 NOTICE OF SALE The undersigned will sell public! auction at our office, 227 Main at 10 A.M.. Jan. 23, 1957, 1950 Pontiac, Mtr. No. P6TS 15490.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK Courier. Jan. 11, 1957 NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS The annual meeting of the Shareof The Permanent Savings Association, Evansville, Indiana. will be held, at the Third office Street, of the Tuesday, association, 4:00 of p.m., electing January directors 22. 1957, for the purpose and the transaction of such other business as may be properly brought before the meeting.
ARTHUR H. DEITSCH. President. Courier January 11. 1057 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION A.
D. No. '57-13 Helen In the matter of the estate of Barbara Neumann, deceased, in the Vanderburgh 1966. Probate Court. December Term, Notice is hereby given that Edwin Neumann was on the 8th day of January, sentative 1957, of appointed Personal Reprethe Estate of Barbara Helen Neumann.
deceased, who died intestate, persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must the same in said court within six months from the date of the first pubof this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Evansville, Indiana. this 8th day of January. 1957. BERT REED, Clerk of the Probate Court for Vanderburgh County.
Indiana. By Mary L. Blum, Deputy Clerk. JOHNSON CARROLL, Attorneys for Personal Representative, Courier. Franklin Evansville, Ind.
Jan. 11-18-25, 1957 NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, LEGATEES, ETC. No. 12.024 In the matter estate of Catherine Griese.
deceased, in the Vanderburgh Probate December Term, 1956. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as Personal Representative of the estate of Catherine Griese, deceased, has presented and filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate. and that the same will come up for examination. distribution and final action of said Court on the 28th day January, 1957. at which time all heirs, creditors, persons legatees.
distributees and all interested said estate, are required to appear in said Court and show cause. if any there be, why said and vouchers should not be approved: and the heirs or legatees of said estate are also required to 8p- pear day and make proof of their heirship. Witness, my hand. at Evansville, Indiana. this 7th day of January.
1957. MAZIE HOUSE. Personal. Catherine Representative of the Estate of deceased. BERT REED.
Clerk. BY Mary L. Blum, Deputy, PAUL PADGETT FORREST M. CONDIT. Attorneys for Personal Representative, Courier, Jan.
11-18. 1957 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION A.D. No. 57-2 In the matter of the estate. of Amelia Wintner.
deceased. In the Vanderburgh Probate Court. Dec. term, 1950. Notice is hereby given that Bernard G.
Wintner was on the 2nd dav of 1957. appointed Personal ReDresentative of the estate of Amelia deceased. who died testate. All persons having claims against said estate. whether or not now due.
in must file the same in said court of with- the six months from the date first publication of this notice or said claims will RE be Evansville. forever barred. Indians, this 2nd day of January. 1957. MARY L.
BLUM. Clerk of the Probate Court for Vanderburgh County, Indiana BERNARD G. WINTNER. Attorney for Personal Representative 321 Court Building Evansville. Indiana (Courier: January 4, 11, 18, 1957) NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION A.D.
No. 57-1 In the matter of the estate of WilHam H. Scheneman. deceased. In the Vanderburgh Probate Court, Dec.
term. 1956. Notice is hereby given that Bertha WAS on the 2nd day of January. 1957. appointed Personal Representative of the estate of William H.
Scheneman. deceased. who died inpersons having claims against said testate. estate. whether or not now due.
must file the same in said court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at Evansville. Indiana, this 2nd dav of January. 1957. MARY L.
BLUM. Clerk of the Probate Court for Wanted, LOUIS HORNING STURGIS, Ky. (Special) Funeral for Louis C. Horning, 76, will be at 10 a.m. Friday in the Methodist Church with the Rev.
Walter Jones and the Rev. Clyde Dempsey officiating. Burial will be in Sugar Grove Cemetery in Crittenden County. The body is at Whitsell Funeral Home. LEARY HASH VINCENNES (Special) Leary R.
(Dick) Hash, 76, of Sandborn, a retired farmer, died at 9 a.m. Wednesday in his home. Survivors include his wife, Daisy; a son, Wayne of Sullivan; two daughters, Mrs. Dennis Lind and Mrs. Paul McKean of Sandborn; five grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren; a stepson, Russell Plummer of Long Island, N.
two step-daughters, Mrs. Harry Carnahan of Clayton, and Mrs. William Alkire of Switz City; 8 brother, Albert of Frankfort, and three sisters, Mrs. Arminda Smith of Washington, Mrs. Nora Morrison of Sandborn and Mrs.
Ernest Settle of Akron, 0. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Satur-. day in Ives Poindexter Funeral Home. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery near Sandborn.
MRS. VIOLET O'HAVER yet been completed. MRS. GEORGIA COWAN VINCENNES (Special) Mrs. Violet Mae Kirchoff O'Haver, 36, a former resident of Freelandville, died Wednesday afternoon in her home in Argo, Ill.
Survivors include her husband, Robert; a son, Billie Joe, at home; a daughter, Betty, at home; three brothers, Floyd Kirchoff of Freelandville. Louis of Indianapolis and Elmer of Bicknell, and five sisters, Mrs. Pearl Egloff, Mrs. Laura Scales and Mrs. Inez Sharrow of Indianapolis, Mrs.
Sylvia Lawyer of Bicknell and Mrs. Garnett Stangle of Vincennes. Funeral arrangements have not CLAY, Ky. (Special) Funerall for Mrs. Georgia Octavia Cowan, 64, who died Tuesday afternoon, will be at 2 p.m.
Saturday in Rock Springs Church with the Rev. Raymond Hazel and Rev. Bob Wallace officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body is at Franklin and Edwards Funeral Home here.
MRS. ELIZABETH MALONE HOPKINSVILLE. Ky. (Special) A POW A -00- 0. WANT AD STATIONS OUT-OF-TOWN Where place your Want- Ada for "the Evansville a Boonville, Indiana SCALES PHARMACY 132 Third Street Chandler CHANDLER PHARMACY 255 West Lincoln Vernon Indiana BOYER DRUG STORE Cor 4th Maid Sta Princeton Indiana SHOPTAUGH DRUG co.
101 Broadway Indians SCHOENFELD DRUGS 918 Main Street Card of Thanks-3 FOGLE- The family of Mrs. Betty Jane Focle wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all friends and neighbors wito sent floral offerings. and who helped in our bereavement. Mr Robert Fogle and Children. Mr.
Arthur Ritter. Mrs. Helen Reutter. RITTER We wish to express our appreciation for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy and condolence extended by our friends and neighbors upon the death of our son Jack. Mr Arthur Ritter Mrs Helen Reutter.
Funeral Directors-5 Alexander Funeral Home D. Alexander Phone Alexander 2100 W. Illinois 3-4477 MEYER FUNERAL HOME. INC. GILBERT F.
MEYER 100 E. COLUMBIA HA 4-4052 Cemetery Lots-7 GRAVES Parklawn Cemetery, $110. GR 7-1813. Lost and Found-10 LOST--Black and tan female, coon hound. Reward.
Phone 1246-J. Boonville. Norman Folsom. LOST Pekingese, large ty brown. Answers to Brownie.
Reward. HA 3-0288. FOUND Red bone female hound dog Collar, no tags. 4204 E. Riverside.
Phone GR 6-9057. LOST- -Beagle male, brown, black and white. Vicinity Culver school. Reward. HA 2-3706.
Notices-12 STATE FARM MUTUAL Auto Ins. BECKER AGENCY, HA 4-4372 W. Franklin. Evansville. Ind.
GO TO Bethel Church, Jetferson and Garvin, Sunday services. 8:30 and 10:45. Payment Plan- Auto Insurance ART BEASLEY AGENCY (1512 Emmett HA 2-8195 ENROLL TODAY. TRI-STATE BEAUTY COLLEGE 310 Locust HA 2-9371 NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY lof Vanderburgh. Poses.
Gibson Warrick Counties, will be held Jan. 12. 1957. at. Stringtown School at 1 p.m ALL MEMBERS ARE INVITED Anton Wolf, President Clarence H.
Goebel, Secretary LICENSE REVOKED? S. R. 22's FILED TERMS IF DESIRED HARRY I. SABEL INSURANCE AGENCY 21 N.W. 2nd St.
HA3-5297 Personals-13 MEN'S SOCIAL BERVICE CENTER need old clothing, rags, metal, furniture and toys. CALL US TODAY THE SALVATION ARMY 420 CHESTNUT HA 3-5291 THROW NOTHING AWAY Professional Service-1 GET OUT OF DEBT BUDGET PLAN HA 2-3236 SAVE TIMEState TAXES Federal Prepared by K. R. HA PHILLIPS 4-0366 2201 Heidelbach Help Wanted ROUTE MEN (22-50 with car, 60 stops per day. to $72 per week, plus expenses start.
For interview write Courter-Press. BOR 702 SHOE repair man, experienced. Apply 12 S. E. Third.
HA 3-9097. 668 Time Study Man Must be experienced in light sheet metal operations. GENERAL RADIATOR, INC. Mt. Vernon, Ill.
VETERANS Protect your G.I. education benefits. Enroll now. See Class 27. Lain Technical Institute 2010 W.
Ohio HA 4-9311 FULL NIGHT TIME POSITION opened in established service OTganization. Combines Janitor and clerical duties Reference required. Write Courier-Press Box ENGINEERS ME or AE degree preferred but not essential. Minimum of 5 years aircraft experience on material review board and liaison with shop. Capable of initiating requests on design changes.
Apply or call collect. EVERGREEN 2-9660 Station 515 HUSSMANN AIRCRAFT DIVISION 819 E. TAYLOR ST. ST. LOUIS, MO, COMPOSITOR Trade publication experience desirable.
Write Courier Box 649. EXPERIENCED service station worker. No phone calls. Shell Station, Second The Want Ads are the Tri-State Area Market Place WOMAN wanted for nousework and Press. Box 691 care of 8, children.
CourierWANTED Bookkeeper. Expertenced only. for contractor's office. Must be able to type also Salary open. Reply in own handwriting to Courier-Press.
Box 680. BEAUTICIAN wanted. Part time. Salary commission. HA 4-1353.
TYPIST TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST Auto fire Insurance experience necessary. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Our employees know of this ad. Call HA 3-3168 for an appointment. WAITRESS White.
fountain, grill experience Good pay, Herb Steady. HA 3-0048 after 1 Craig's. BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERK Excellent opportunity for young lady, Preferably with experience. Must type accurately, Apply in person. Automobile Club of Southern Indiana 300 8.E.
Riverside Drive. WOMEN Age 18-50 Choice of learning nurse's aid work Must or working in food kitchen in Write -Press Box 698 DRUG STORE work, evenings only. Apply Weinbach Pharmacy, Divi sion and Weinbach. WOMAN- Full or part time. 35-58 Opening now Will train you for professional corsetiere.
No canvassing. Diploma. Permanent. Write immediate to Courier-Press, Box 669. WAITRESS.
NO COOKING P.M. HA 3-0778 RECEPTIONIST wanted for professional office. Write, giving name, address. phone number. description (photo if possible).
references and salary desired. Write Courier-Press. Box 701 Work Wanted Men-25 truck. HA 4-8318. HAULING AND MOVING Large YEARS experience.
in stock room and shipping. Write Courder-Press. Box 100. PART-TIME Jobs wanted for young men attending school. Available after 1 p.m.
and week ends. Lain Technical Institute Formerly Lain Drafting College 2010 W. Ohio HA 4-9311 Experienced farm hand. single, desires work. Box 671.
DESIRE part-time work from 3:30 p.m. EAR 5-6517. Work Wanted, Women, 26 TYPING and bookkeeping done in my home, HA 2-5472. WILL care for child in my home. 5 days week.
HA 2-3850. WASHING and Ironing in my home. Pickup and delivery. GR 6-9601. WASHINGS and Ironings done in my home.
HA 3-1543. WANTED Washings and Ironing done in my home. HA 5-8581. WOMEN will babysit at ANV time. H4 2-4041.
HOUSEWORK, MA of children, restaurant work. 2-3912. WILL CARE for children in my home. Experienced HA 4-2792. EXPERIENCED secretary.
bookkeeper part time work. HA 4-5034 PART p.m.+11:30 p.m.. baby sitting or waitress. CourierPress, Box 670. WILL keep child in my home while parents work.
HA 2-0417. Employ's AgenciesBRAME HA 5-7217 WRIGHT BLDG. 8. E. Third Claim Adjuster Will pay $100 a week for an experienced man.
BRAMWELL'S PLACEMENT 318 8.E. FIRST AND HA 4-3541 LICENSED BONDED GUYS! Pabulous opportunities now open for Technical. Bales, Office and Trainees. DOLLS! If you are one of the wiser girls with office. executive or accountskills this is your personal invitation to COME TO LIFE FOR THE JOB OF YOUR LIFE! LIFE Service Employment (314 Indiana Bank Bldg.
HA 5-1521 Bixth and Main Licensed OPENINGS FOR Office clerks, salesmen, engineers, stock clerks, stenographers, secretaries, typists, bookkeepers, general office workers, grocery checkers, and others. NATION WIDE EMPLOYMENT HA 3-6229 610 COURT BLDG. 4TH VINE Licensed and Bonded Instruction-27 ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN 90 WEEKS in any of the following Courses: Tool and Gauge Design Industrial Technology Architectural Drafting Full time and part time training program. Lain Technical Institute 2010 Formerly W. Lain Drafting College.
Ohio HA 4-9311 SWITCHBOARD TRAINING DAY OR NIGHT BRAMWELL'9 COLLEGE HA 4-3541 STUDENTS wanted to take short course- day or evening classes. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Sycamore st. HA 5-8583 U.S. GOVERNMENT JOBS to $340. Private coaching available NOW! FREE booklet.
Courier 587. AIRLINES NEED YOU WANTED- Several. young men and women will be selected for trainInk for attractive, high salaried positions 86 hostesses. reservetionists. communicationist, station agents.
Enjoy free travel passes, vacations. Insurance, etc. Short low training in spare time with practice of Airline duties will qualify you. Must be between 18-35. high school pleasIn personality.
Special course in beauty and charm development for women trainees. Universal Airlines Training Center, For details and personal interview call MRS. NELLIE TIERE. McCurdy Hotel. HA 5-6121, today or tomorTOW.
ALL modern 3. rooms. utilities, gas heat. 212 Washington. GR 7-3458.
BEAUTIFULLY, Recreation furnished room in 5 base- room ment. Automatic heat. garage. 1131 MacArthur RosE Center. $120 mo.
HA 3-1981 GR 6-4359. Chandler rooms down, clean. Adams rooms up $5 $11 DIVISION, 1277 -2 rooms. down: private bath: gas bent. HA 3-0485.
DELAWARE private 23 W. Adults, HA rooms 4-8512 modDOWNTOWN- -217. 8. E. THIRD Furnished or unfurnished apt.
room (2-bedroom). HA 4-4684. ELLIOTT. 8., 1314 2, rooms. Utilities.
Private, Adults. HA 4-6562. EDGAR. 100-3 rooms. bath.
Walkins distance from town, Icht. Ideal for single girl. Heat. water. phone furnished.
$12.50 per week. HA 3-6441. Ask tor Mr. Matz or Mr. Fischer.
DREIER 15-4 rooms. Private bath. entrance HA 2-4092. EICHEL 27 W. rooms, bath.
Private. GR 6-0759 EMMETT 1323-Ideally located. Private bath nice. GR 6-4629. EIGHTH.
931 -Attractive efficlency, private bath utilities. EMMETT, 1507--3 rooms, 0 private entrance. On bus line, HA 3-2208. FIRST, 8.E. 214-Moderne, de luxe 3 rooms a private, first floor, also unfurnished.
Adults. HA 2-1911. FIRST. 824 -Living room, kitchenette, 66.50 week. HA 4-4080.
FIRST, S. E. 404-2 rooms, clean, utilities. linens Reasonable. GOVERNOR, 103 8-2 rooms up, colored.
HA 4-2558. HOLLYWOD, 1618-3-room trailer at private home. lights, hent. Adults only. $8 week.
HA 4-9811. JOHN ST. 402-3-room apt. Share bath. down.
Colored. HA 4-2558. JUDSON ST. -2 large rooms, All utilities. $10 week.
HA 4-9329. LINWOOD, 8.. 1151-lower, utilities, screened porch. HA 5-3970 LINE, 806 rooms. private bath up 2-room apt down, Gas heat, utilities.
HA LINE Lower 1-room efficiency. Private bath. entrance, Garage, $11 week. Utillties, GR 6-1111. LINWOOD.
1011--2 large clean room apts. Near bus. HA 5-9133. LINE. 817-2 rooms.
bath, private entrance, $10 week HA 2-9575. Maryland 1326-2 large modern Near bath. Furnace heat. Closets. Child ok.
Bus line. MORTON, 315 N. --3 Ok. rooms Al nice. utilie clean.
Small baby ties. HA 3-3711. MARY ST. 16 2 rooms, bath, down Modern. Reasonable, POWELL E.
615-Clean 3 roome, bath. den. gas heat. Near bus. ROSS CENTER--Furnished unusual, 5 rooms.
Carpeted living and dinins room gas heat garage, rece reation. $100 mo. GR 6-0110 REED 102-204-Up-Private bath, entrance- heat. HA 3-2421. RIVERSIDE.
S.E.-3 rooms up. Nice, 1 warm. Reasonable, GR 6-1544. S.E. SECOND.
703-3 rooms, private bath. HA 3-2539 or HA 5-2180, TENN 1412-3 rooms Private entrance and bath. Adults. VIRGINIA. 1908-3 rooms, modern.
Small baby Garage. Phone GR 7-1901. VIRGINIA, W. 17-Bachelor apt. 3 large front rooms.
Gas beat. WASHINGTON 615. -2 large front rooms hardwood floors, gas best. garage. Apply at side door WASHINGTON.
951 Above Stork Shop. Efficiency. Utilities Single girl. Phone Henderson 2696: WASHINGTON, 33. Utilities.
Modern cles, $6. $8, HA 3-6584. WASHINGTON COURT 3 roomS. utilities. $70.
HA 5-1601. WEST SIDE-2 rooms and bath. Adults or gentlemen. HA 4-4940. ROOMS up, near Mead Johnson.
Utilities furnished HA 3-1429. LOVELY 3-room. nicely furnished. 929 8. Sixth St.
$65 per month. HA 3-3165 OR GR 6-7605 THREE large lower rooms, clean, private bath entrance HA 4-2785. MIDDLE-AGED lady to share my home HA 5-1569 ROOMS HA down, 3-9683. Private, entrance, Close in 716 IOWA 2 ROOMS AND BATH UP Strictly Private East side. Mode ern, nicely furnished, 3 rooms, clean.
Dishwasher, disposal and utilities. Gas heat. Couple only $21 week HA 5-3559 or HA 2-8060. SPRING 8., 426-Duplex, well NEAR COLLEGE Duplex, well funished 1-bedroom apt. Gas heat.
fireplace, garage $95. GR 6-1489. Apartm'ts Unfurnished --29 BENNINGHOF. 621-4 rooms, bath down, Heat 4-8211. and water.
UN 7-2097 or HA BROOKSIDE 1608. -Large bedrooms and bath up. Living room. kitchen And dining area down. Heat and water furnished, BaseR ment and garage.
No children. $125 per month. Ph. OR 1-1270. CHANDLER 605 Modern rooms, kitchenette, private bath, utilities.
Adults. HA 5-9708. DIVISION. E. 1401--3 rooms.
Jow 5-8013. EICHEL, 1400 E. -2 rooms, Rese sonable. HA 4-3118. EAST -Near St.
Mary's. 1-bedroom duplex. Basem*nt. GR 6-1227. EAST SIDE-3 rooms.
private, on bus. Stove, refrigerator. utilities. OR 6-0332 before 9 A.m after EAST-4 rooms, redecorated. stove.
refrigerator. Adults. GR 6-4340. EAST-Modern, strictly private, one 3-room duplex, also rooms. Near bus.
St. Benedict's. HA 2-3507. FIRST, 8.E., 310 2-4 rooms. prim vate, stove, refrigerator.
utilities. $32.50 up. will furnish. HA 2-2856. FRANKLIN.
2341 rooms, bath, Stove, refrigerator. utilitics furnished. $65 Der month GRAND 8. 318 Room. kitchen.
ette. Electric, water furnished. GRAND AT MADISON 3 rooms down. stove. EA 2-3093.
HERCULES, 1023-2 rooms: down. Private. $32.50 mo. HA 3-3476. IOWA, 1033--3 rooms 5-2977.
down. Gas heat. Garage. HA JUDSON. 4 rooms, Utilities.
furnace heat. One family, Adults. HA 3-7408. Kentucky, 2512-3-room duplex. ground floor, basem*nt and yard.
TIA 5-2387 or GR 7-2204. LODGE. 508-A-3-room duplex. heat, full basem*nt, automatic hot water. HA 2-7524.
LINCOLN 1651--7 rooms, suite able for office living quarters. Heat furnished. GR 7-5301. MAIN. 504 -2 doors from ginia.
large rooms, down neat Bus at door. $45 per month. Call HA 5-6082. MICHIGAN, 615 rooms and utility room. Near Deaconess.
RICHARDT. 318--3 room, utilities furnished. HA 2-1729. RIVERSIDE -Large Apt. up.
Garage, water and gas heat furnished. HA 2-7949. STINSON. 1606-Private, 3 rooms, bath. utilities.
HA 5-3293. Stinson, 1604 ok. roome up. ties. $45.
HA 3-1944. SECOND AVE 1217-3 rooms. first floor front. Private entrance and bath, Newly decorated, Garage. Within walking distance leading industries.
HA 2-1091. WEST SIDE-2-room modern. Redecorated Adults. HA 5-7095. WEST SIDE- -4 rooms.
bath. up. Private entrances HA 3-7385. WASHINGTON, 18. Lovely 4-room lower apt.
Private entrances. (Adults only). 1-3385." HA 2-2014 or after 5. GR DUPLEX- Up. 8.
E. rooms redecorated HA NEAR DOWNTOWN 4-room mode ern Phone HA 2-7393. Ridgeway Manor Redecorated 2 bedrooms, dEAF schools. shopping center. bus.
Huber Realty HA 3:4488 Or Manager, GR 6-5266 ROOMS up. Heat, water. electria furnished. $45 month. HA 5-8400.
BEAUTIFUL unusual Jennings 509 8. E. First. Large living room with firepince, bedroom. walk-in closets.
knotty pine dinette Kitchen and bathroom completely tiled. Stove, refrigerator. venetian blinds. water and heat furnished. Large lawn.
$80 per month. Call HA 5-3664 oF HA 2-3940. VERY DESIRABLE upper duplex. Large living room with fireplace. sun room.
dining room. 2 large bedrooms. large closets. Kitchen. bath.
gas heat, garage, 8125 No small children. Call HA 3-3643. FIVE-ROOM brick duplex. Auto matic heat. Ross Center area, $80 month.
Phone GR 6-8106. LARGE 5-room modern apts. Near downtown Steam heat. Jantor service Call National City Bank. Trust Dept HA 5-6261.
NEW LOW RENT MODERN APARTMENTS LOW AS $53 PER MONTH AUTOMATIC GAS HEAT AIR CONDITIONED Living room, bedroom. kitchenette. bath. hardweod floors, laundry from facilities, automatic Side dryer. Across the East ROTHERWOOD COURT APTS.
Rental Agent 1621 Division St. MODERN rooms. bath, private, all utilities. $45. HA 4-3295 GOVERNOR.
8.. 827 Two 3-r00m apts. Private Utilities. Modern. HA 3-8206 after 4 p.m.
WEST SIDE- rooms, bath. 7 rage. Private HA 5-3287. NICE rooms. front.
down, Private heat. garage 840. a HA 2-6403. SOUTHEAST 1916-A-2 bedrooms and bath up. Living room.
Phone kitchen. dining down, Basem*nt. GR 6-7447. $65. HA 2-3360 after p.m.
ROOMS, carpeted. Utilities,.
