Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1949 — Page 10

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basis ‘This might be any crossroad corner in the wide U. S. but it happens fo be the General Store of From Beard : ih Son. in a while” he says, William pa East Union, Ind., just north of Westfield on U. 5. 31, It's a wonderland of variety— |, "° ~ sh ho Be ava. : Customer is in hard name anything you went, and he has it. . foo te ter. Plaller choose a. men to luck, run. a week, ; ve them erry: Hannah that’s about all. This is a clone (S272 is high He turns it &9 ofteh and Julian Gunn, two barber Sob | margin business, and it won't lege students from Arcadia; Ind.

country general store is the hours. _ From early morning until late at night, he jokes with customers, hears their troubles and knows

“Nope.” he said soberly, “it was ah ant of God, Weather always

sight at least once a year, Pi

is a garage mechanic. The garage is attached. It has enameled ofl and anti-freeze. drums, a work ‘bench and an assortment of tools which will take care of almost any emergency:

Too Much for Show Cases

He has a modern meat shop, handles fresh vegetables, patent medicines, small farm tools, overalls and work hats, a variety of headache medicines, candies and

‘Isoft drinks. His store is packed.

All of it will not go into show cases, 80 he hangs it on the walls, and has filled a little annex where you see shotguns for hunters lined up along with other hardware. “What's the population here He Joves that question and has a ready answer. “About two hundred — dead

andiones,” he replies, motioning to

the cemetery back of the church across the road.

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‘Has Everything’ ne Hlection Beard

dl te J in the t et Lardy in Indianapolis the International Barber School at 342 E. Washington St.

all things—a

be in styles when their home town celebrates its 100th anniversary July 24-28. Although they only stopped shaving a couple of weeks ago, they hope to have beards to match the Voshell-Hall variety onlin Soamyghe bated: con comes up in Arcadia during the centennial. Since that fateful day five months ago when Mr. Voshell, 25, ‘a farmer, and Mr. Hall, 31, a ditch contractor, found they had to stop shaving or start welshing, they have been looking forward to the day of emancipation, * : Nice Auburn Shade Unrestrained, Mr. Hall's foliage came out in a nice shade of auburn, The younger Mr. Voshell | {trained his black face fur into goatee, moustache and sideburns. : [To a bearded lady they have been irresistible. Unfortynately, they didn't know any bearded ladies.

Their time was almost up when eta taints fms er ——

The proprietor, " William * Frost, wouldn't trade East Union for oll of Paris. Here he adds up o

World War II sergeant, order 'on a litte German adding machine he Mt rk ho the war. He hes a bigger American machine, but likes the German make. =

Greenfield Elks. Elect Officers

GREENFIELD, Ind, Apr. 2— Members of Greenfield Kiki today that Lodge 1720 have elected Charles Adams as exalted ruler. Other new officers include Richard T. Lineback, esteemed leading night; !James T. Wilson esteemed 10 Knight; Jobb F. Mitchell Jr. es

LONDON, Apr. 2 (UP)—The London Btar said

Woolley’s famous beard against destruction “by fire, theft, hail or tornado,” = } The

530 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

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"Clippers and suds, comin’

Jerry, 22, and ' Gunn (left) and Jerry Hannah prepare to shave off Albert Hall's Cltivaring Chi eres, 20, &fe. yard at Dennis Votholl waits hi form.

they met Mr. Pfaller in front of the Washington Hotel on Saturday, Mar. 26. The barber college manager lost no time In offering his school as the correct place in which to leave a couple of used beards, and the two gentlemen from Eminence lost no time in accepting. Now that their faces are back

4 Speakers Due At Sales Congress

Hilbert Rust, CLU, vice president and managing editor of Insurance Research and Review, will join three other speakers featured at the first-annual Sales Congress in Indianapolis and othey Hoosier cities on different dates, Apr. 6-9. } Mr. Rust will speak on “Plans and Concepts to Click with 1949's

would Better Income Prospects” at the

local conference from 10 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Thursday in Columbia Club, > Other speakers include Ray T.

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teemed lect knight; C. Clark Mull, secretary; Gordon Messerlie, treasurer; Virgil Blue, tyler, and

came to dinner” is making a personal appearance at Cam-

Tom Williams, trustee,

Changed’ Sorority Elects

Local Doctor Sues

Clinton Restaurant CLINTON, Ind, April 2-An Indianapolis doctor today filed a $25,000 damage suit in Vermillion Circuit Court charging-a restaurant operator here with serving

bridge, Mass.

Two Local Students Two Indianapolis students at1g Transylvania Collage in , Ky. have been elected

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to normal, the unlucky political prophets have no intention ‘of getting themselves into such a situation again. They're willing to leave that to barbér students Hannah and Gunn, who aim to resemble the other bearded men of Arcadia when the community has its centennial celebration ind July. #

Wright, agent in Provident Mutual Life, Lawrence, Kas.; WilHam V. “Bill” Hawkes, manager {fn’ Metropolitan Life, Waterbury, \Conn., and - Horace R. Smith, CLU, assistant superintendent of | cles, Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Hartford, Conn. All will speak before the Indiana Association of Life Underwriters here, in Greensburg on Apr.- 8, Muncie on Apr. 8 and

high blood pressure, His father said Mr. Crowe had been placed on a diet, went down to 190 pounds and “then syddenly shot hack. up to about 240.” :

HOLD RITES FOR HOOSIER MEMPHIS, Tenn., Apr. 2 (UP) —Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Harry Stoffels, 32, of Ft. Wayne, stricken while visiting her family here and died in the hospital

South Bend on Apr. 9.

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