Evansville Courier and Press from Evansville, Indiana (2024)

August 19, 1957

Publication:

Evansville Courier and Pressi

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Location:

Evansville, Indiana

Issue Date:

Monday, August 19, 1957

Page:

4

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TIIE EVANSVILLE MONDAY AUGUST 19 1937 roCTi the Deaths in Tri-State Area The Nila (1000 miles) la longest river In the world High Court Rulings Fall On 'Red Monday': Jenner SOUTH BEND Ind Senator William Jenner R-Ind) defined the day on which the Supreme Court hands down its decisions as Monday" in a radio address Sunday night Jenner In a speech over the mm 508 MAIN STItEET Pregnant at 75 Woman Dies HORNCHURCH England ID A woman who became pregnant at the age of 73 has died here an official medical report disclosed Saturday The woman was listed among deMhi due to pregnancy childbirth or abortion The town's medical officer Dr James Gorman said: "I cannot tell you the woman's name It is confidential information but I have never known a case like it in my experience Girls! Here at Penney' LEROY BKTHE BUCKSKIN Funeral services ter Leroy Belhe 41 will be held at 2 Tuesday at the St John Evangelical and Reformed Church here with the Rev Craig Reed in charge Burial will be In East View Cemetery' The body will be at the Cbm and Reed Funeral Home until noon Tuesday when It will be taken to the church The casket will not be opened at the church MISS SARAH 1IKMMER MACKEY Miss Sara Hcmmer 77 died Sunday at her home on the larm near here where she was born and lived her entire life Site was a member of the Mackey Evangelical United Brethren Church and of the church Lariici Aid She is survived by a lister Miss Amanda of bynnviUer two brothers Lawrence of Lynnviilc and Edwin of Princeton Funeral services will be at pm Wednesday at the Mackey ftUB church with the Rev William Barker officiating Burial will be in Albright Cemetery Friends may call at the Com and Reed Funeral Home after 3 pm Monday until Wednesday noon when the body will be taken to the church THOMAS JORDAN1 CROSSV1LLE 111 (Special)-Thomaa Jordan SO died at his home here Sunday morning He was a resident of Evansville for 36 years and 10 years Inn Raided 2nd Time Girls Two Men Facing Action CANNELTON fSpecia)-Police Chief William Huck and Officer Frank Hawhee dropped in at the Dipper Inn on 2nd St here early Sunday for the second time two week As a reault two men and two girls both Juveniles were arrested Two men and the proprietor George Schram escaped the officen said Chief Huck said he had com plaints from persons residing lit Ihe vicinity of the inn that noises emanating from the rear of the building were offensive When the policemen arrived they arrested Jesse Roberts 4-1 Oswald Leatham 23 and the two juveniles Two men bolted from the rear yard After jailing (he four officers returned for Schram but found he also had left the premises Later the girls were released into the custody of their parents Roberts and Leatham will face Mayor Frank Steinsberger Monday morning on charges of con tributing to the delinquency minors Chief Huck said The six were drinking beer at the time the officers arrived according to the chief Two weeks ago early Sunday morning the same officers raided the inn and found a number of men drinking beer The proprietor was fined for selling Intoxicant on unlicensed premises The chief expects to take Schram Into custody Monday morning THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! Grade A Small No rill! No Fuzz! No Stretch! Mankm network said recent decisions of the nation's highest tribunal have crippled if not completely smashed the power of Congress to investigate Communist subversion Jenner said the Supreme Court had erred only once or twice reasonable men could find excuses for it But what shall we say of this parade of decisions (hat came down from our highest bench on Red Monday after Red Monday? The Senate was wrong The House was wrong The Secretary of Slate was wrong The state legislature! were wrong The state courts were wrong The Department ot Justice was wrong The prosecutors both federal and state were wrong "The jurica were wrong 'The FBI was wrong The Loyalty Review Board was wrong The Californian bar examiners were wrong The California Committee on Un-American Activities was wrong The Ohio Committee on Un-American Activities was wrong Everybody was wrong' except the attorney for the Communist conspiracy and the ma-ority of the Supreme Jenner urged support of his bill which he said would atrip the Supreme Court of the power to Interfere with congressional investigations state laws on sub- version and other curbs on the spread of Communism Royal Throat Hurts BALMORAL Scotland -Queen Elizabeth II and her sister Princess Margaret are suffering from slight throat infections and have been advised to remain indoors The Queen and her sister are spending their summer holiday at this royal Scottish estate With them are Prince Philip and the two royal children full fashioned PEN-LON also Grade Medium ngo retired moving to Crossville lie was a furniture worker He maintained his membership in the Barker Avenue Christian Church In Evansville Surviving are his wife Carrie an adopted daughter Mrs Arthur Hasten of Evansville a brother James of Evansville Funeral services will be held at 1:30 pm (CST) Tuesday at ihe Crossville Methodist Church with Rev Danny Martin officiating Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery In Evansville The body has been taken from the Kittlnger Funeral Home to the family residence In Crow-ville MRS GERTRUDE M'NEELY OWENSVILLE Mrs Gertrude McNeely 60 died her home here Saturday night te'lowing a long Illness She is survived by her husband James stepdaughter Mrs Lester -Rodgers of Evansville Ind and a sister Mra Mary Taylor of Velpcn Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Tuesday at the Nazi-rene church with the Rev Venus Bailey officiating Burial will be in Clark Cemetery Friends may call at the Holder Funeral Home after 10 am Monday SIRS HANNAH BELT MARION Ky (Special) Mrs Hannah Elizabeth Belt S7 died Saturday at Crittenden Cbunty Hospital She was a resident of Marion Funeral services will be at 11 am Monday at the Second Baptist Church of which she wa the oldest member The Rev Roy Lamberth will be in charge Burial win be In Freedom Cemetery Survivors are daughters Mra Minnie Gas and Mra Vena Duffy both of Marian a eon Thomas ct Evansville 19 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren two brothers Thomas of Dawson Springs and Isaac ten-bridge of Detroit Mich The body is at the Hunt Funeral Home MRS ELIZABETH RENCHLER MT VERNON Ind (Special) Elizabeth Renchler 79 died Sunday in Baptist Hoe pita! in Evansville She was a resident of ML Vernon The body Is at the Weisinger Funeral Home Funeral plana have not been completed GfIJIERT BKOSMER HUNTINBURG (Special )-Cil-bert Brosmer 39 died Sunday morning at his home in Hunting-burg after a two-year illness lie was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Holy Name Society ef St Marv Church and of the Veterans of Foreign Wan He farmed until ill health forced retirement He is surviv'd by his wife Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Moro Comfort API MTU a ptasMBt alksllM (Boa-seld powdsr bold rU tsatb mors Brmlr To (at and talk la man enmrort Juat sprinkla lltUo FAS-TEETH on jour plataa Ho gumirj wr psotj taato or fttllns Chock lot odor" isantur braothl Gat rAllTElTH at anj dm couatar CRAIG POULTRY CO SWEATERS with dyed to match SKIRTS Famous Money Saving Prices! Dormitory Secretary Elizabeth Riggs daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Riggs 1619 Brookside Dr will serve as secretary of Ann Emery girls dormitory at the University Wisconsin Madison Wia during Ihe next school yesr Llncala 5 Governor HA 4-2944 Wtyiit SiUfluwiUiiUiiiHWiiiUiiuiiiiu You'll have reason to be happy' full-fashioned cardigan 695 slipover 498 WOOL FLANNEL SKIRTS 893 Panney'' Second Flow A UIRTfR (nnsTER 4wWi lend Iilhg OS TOILET TANK BALL Nsitj rwaning tofew cm aroMt oar 1000 all am el aih day The efflcioseatostod Wetor Mailer look ball initosllj itopi iko Sow of wet oho oock SmSm 75c ATHASDWASSStOSU Whan you savs hsro insured safety plus libpral earnings Deaf Man Perfecb Cordless Hearing Aid PEORIA ILL Lyons who himaeU has been hard of hearing for over 25 years today announced the perfection of a miniature electronic hearing aid that la so small it is all worn on one ear It weighs but fraction of an ounce and can be slipped on and off easier than a pair iof eye glasses Wearer gets all-directional pick-up and normal use of telephone There la no clothing interference because is worn at the ear which la the natural way to hear Since the aid la tiny and Is worn tucked behind the ear it practically Invisible Mr Lyons stated that although it hr powerful enough to fit Ihe moat severe tearing kiss it ran also be ad-usted for the millions of slightly hard of hearing who feel they are not deaf enough to bother with the more cumbersome aids Sheila five sons Michael Larry Demis David end Allen all of the home daughters Susan and Sharon of the home parents Mr and Mrs Frank Brosmer of Dubois brothers Oscar of Ireland Gut of Ferdinand Edwin of Birdseye Edward and Ralph of Dubois Paul and Adam of Jasper sisters Mrs John Schnell of Dubois and Mrs Clarence Eckert of Jasper Funeral services will be held am Tuesday at St Mary Church Burial will be in the church cemeetry with military rites at the grave In charge of Post 2366 VFW CHARLES PHILLIPS JR HENDERSON (Special) Charles Phillips Jr 34 of 803 Loeb St died at 3 am Sunday at St Mary Hospital Evansville following a short illness lie was sn employe of Chrysler in Evansville Surviving are the wife Gertrude a ton Charles Ill two daughters Janet Kay and Altha Mae father Charles Sr a sister Mrs Lucille Young Evansville two brothers William Evanaville and Gilbert Oakland City The body is at the Tapp Funeral Home where services will be held at 3 pm Tuesday the Rev Francis Tallant castor wood Cemetery BELL THAT SURPLUS ARTICLE THROUGH A CLASSIFIED AD All Saving Inn Up to $10000 Agency of fho US Govoromoot Sava Where It Fa yt EVANSVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION II NW Fourth Phene HAS-2259 'Member Fodorol hom*o Loot lank Syifam" It Is suggested If interested Indiana St Evansville Ind sBus THE baby shop 404 M4aSk Pboao HA S-S44S at FINKE'S! New De Luxe Top Quality Dinettes by Wd Special Purchase Made to Oifer These Suites at Big Savings! A Savo $30 on This Now Bronztono Finish 5-Pc Dinetto Table Top In Walnut end Marble ar Stunning Irenieweod Round Table Maaiurai 42" la Diameter plus II" Leaf Chain lu Varied Colon Only through a special direet-from-the-faciory purchase ere we able to offer this famous Howell 5-pc dinette at $30 savings! Round table top comes in walnut with white marble inlay or bronz-wood plastic finish measures 42" plus 18" extension leaf Matching heavily padded bronztono chairs coma in washable vinyl pjpstic in tan or or brown Tale advantage of this $30 savings while quantity lasts! Rag $15945 HOWELL DINETTES Dramatically Styled for Today's Living! CRISP GINGHAM FROCKS and CORDUROY JUMPER 3 6b rv' 5-Pc Dinatfa Suita In Bronstono or Blaefona Finish' a Nubby Textured Plastic Upholstered Chain In Varied Colon a Table Measure 3441" pin 12" Extension Loaf a Iras Tipped Leg with Protective Plastic Feet HereVe wonderful value in fine quality dinettes by Howell! Comes in bronz tone or blactone finish with tapered tubular legs Table measures 3648" plus 12" tension leaf with plastic topi in Pon get Walnut Blsctwaavs pattern or Whitt Pesilwood Brass-tipped legs and protective plastic feet add to the beauty and usefulness of inis medern dinette priced at a $30 savings I t-s S'- asoa Ha back iH ikin mS bH ea(f bo 4 HS lac dfwf r-ii ccHrr ana cuMt hattes ak Citt aa Aa Doposdoblo Fnrnlfure Since 1903 jLU 9N Mam low THE BABY SHOP hone HA 3-545 Oar Parer lwad Taar 4.

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