Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1951 — Page 12

MONDAY, AUG. 13,1 1051

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The Kishan nine, which started the ama-

season with a plop, now is ending it with ational AAA 100-lap Midget Cham-

tor. dropilie the Bat two games in the Big SiX way priday. .

y | i , 1 Ruben Funeral Home. Burial, Inummer dianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. } | ” ” » | Several veteran 500-Mile Speed-| MRS. NANCY JANE MeDO' way drivers will enter the Na- pyy 22 of 519 N. Tremont Ly Services 3 p. m, Wednesday, pionship.- race scheduled at the/~,ny1e W. Michigan St. Funeral West 16th Street Midget Speed-/yome. Burial, Floral Park.

Former Governor

Times Speelal WINCHESTER, Aug. 13—Services for P. E. Goodrich, Hooster| business leader and brother of the

late Gov. James P. Goodrich, will be at 2 p. m. to-

Arr the begining of ‘the Center won its Flos that straight victory clinched the BIE Six League pet ela a tenth. nant by defeating the Indiana DIG SIE LEME : State Farm, 13 to 5. oe : While Kirshbaum was defeat- 02 ; ing the State Farm, the Fal Creek Athletics were being P handed a 12 to 9 setback at the, 1 hands of the Wilhelm contractors. This defeat put the Athletics out of the running in the Big Six pen-|

A's 1 and ‘Miller, Buckner: inters vs. Bischoff, postponed.’

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the. Manufacturer's League and MANUFACTURER'S LEAGUE the Indiana Retormatoly. of the Mutiory AA hd 0 a8 3 Municipal loop suffe eats at) ps + . the -hands of two disrespectful gender’ 3) a & “Riper Campbell: Our,

IG d . In other games the South Side son. Let: eins Rh Ro Ah hg Saints defeated the Eagles Lodge! §

10-2 in the Municipal League |

McGee innings; off” Fitch 9 In 9; off Ys. Hit by pitcher.

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hits, MANUFACTURER'S LEAGUE The Union Printers- Be yer; BR. bg pet a GB “ - BR 1 i Ae Construction game was post-|F C. Atkins } 3} poned. John Dickey, assistant | {ilison Jets 3 2 3 1 manager for Bischoff, reports Kingans ue 0 13 000 1a

80; Bill Kennedy, 96, Dick Kirkpatrick. 79

Ken Hoy Jr, Sarah Shank, 78: Stanton

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James Owens, Riverside. 109; Wal South Grove. 88 Andy

fin, 81 ter Bainaka

David Hillizoss. South Jim Shipp.

Riverside, 13: Fred Sampsell 81:

Berry, Grove, 79

Pagach. Riverside, 84: Paul Toth. River-| Pleasant Run Paul Jones jarah side. 87: William Barrett, Riverside, 94: Shank. 88, Lester Berry. Coffin, “77. Jim Phocian Rhoads. 101: Robert Linn, 96: Popcheff. Coffin, 78: William Hayworth, Clvde McLain. 102: Kenny Robbins, South South Grove, 83; Noble McCormick. South Grove, 17: Dr. D. 8 Griffin, Willowbrook, Grove. 95: Orlando Marco, South Grove 92: Morris Ward, Riverside. 82. Forrest 92: Don Murphy, South. Grove, 76; Joe Dickey, Sarah Shank, 93. Woody Lehr, Harbin, South. -Grove, 84. Scott Tea South Grove, 86; Russell Wetherald, Speed- South Grove, 80: Pat Patsue, South way, 88, Robert Reese, South Grove, 91; Grove, 74: Bill Hoyt St, Pleasant Run. 77. Ralph Pitzer. Speedway 83: Lawrence Fran Levings, Pleasant Run, 93: George Laughlin, South Grove, 80 Wright. Pleasant Run, 81; C harles Killlon Robert Johnson, Riverside. 87; Dick Rob-| Pleasant Run. 83. John Galloway, South ertson., Coffin. 82. Paul Oliver, Coffin, 83 Grove, 89. Don Essig, Willowbrook. 84 r ffi 2 ul Oliver ir : . 1 RA, Yn Wilson Hoyt Jr. Pleasant Run, 83: Joel. CW. Soderquist, 87; Lon Billzer, Pleas Atherton, South Grove. 87: Mark Wilcox. 20t Run. 87. Bill Kostoff. South troye . a \ xpi 2 y | 94; Bern Broderick, South Grove 179 Riverside 80 Haskell Griffith South A r \ voy Harold F mier South Grove, 9% Miteh Grove, 89: Albert Hock, Coffin, 88. Carll poo hes ath’ (Gr ve. 82: Rbbert Carl Kern Cotfin 100; Keith Williamson. Pleas- | ca" Riverside Robert W tims Rive ant Run, 96: John Terhune. Coftin. 101: side, &3 Roart Hern ho Grove. 8 Dick Cris t, Riverside 91 Dave Killion, 92 john Blair. South Grove, Wally Killion. 88 Roi es Nookes, South gy): Rill Peaslee rn G ., Niam Grove, 83. Bill Bu Te offin, 31. Doug! Gunter Riversid 1 Doherty, Crist, Riverside; 76 im Bayless Colfin Riverside a0 Chuck Leeclier Willow 8 Harold Holmes, Coffin. 87. George hrook, 92: Chuck Brown. WillowBrook. 86 Dougherty, Coffin. 77: Charles Shumate South Crove 93. Robert Sparks. South CGirove, 89. Art Laxen. South Grove, 85;

Miteh Petercheft, Coffin. 79. Cotfin, 72

Chet Baker Rudy Brezausek. Riverside, 78 Chuck Hess, Coffin. 75. Marion Hammer Coffin, 82. Ernie Cowherd, 8outh Grove 25. John Crose, Coffin, 33 Dick Stiles. Riverside, #3: Tonrv Pitzer, Pisasant Run, 83. John Steele, Coffin, 86; Harold Bock. Coffin. 85. Harold Mason, Pleasant Run, 95. Dick Lugar. 80; Sterling Ciossess, Pleasant Run. 107: Ray Bain, Coffin, 82: Jack Briggs. Speedway, TT. C. E. Dame. Riverside Bob Blaney, Riverside, 83: Ernest Davis, 8). Bob Bowers, 78; Harry McKinney, 88. Robert Jones, 92; Harold Fulton 74: Phil Bayt,

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David O'Connor, Pleasant Run. 831 Jim Knipp, Pleasant Run. 88: Mike Thomp son. Pleasant Run. 8%: Warren Swensen Pleasant Run. 80 Herb Dietz, South Grove, 81: Robert Huey. 87: Paul Smith, Coffin. 81; Arnold Bodine. Coffin. 91 Dennis, Casserly. Willowbrook. 97; Harold | Frost, Barah Bhank. 81: Cleat Nelms, | Sarah Bhank. 83: Jim Wright, Sarah| Fhank. 39: Howard Richards. Coffin. 90; Leroy B8llcox. Coffin. 98: Robert Spear. | Sout Grove, R2: Harry Smock, Coffin, : Kenneth Percifield, South Grove, | 17: David 21: David Benick. Colfin. 83: Ralph Shute,

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the Bischoff team has folded added to the purse, paying $10 a! ‘yesterday and/for the season because it can’t/lap to the leaders.

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Koehler Takes Medal in City Amateur

«Riverside, 94: Frank Reese, Willowbrook, Manne Thack Willowk It was fitting that blond, 215 82. John Applegate. Speedwav. 850. Lester Manley, Sarah Shane Ba. Pron 3 are pound Arnold Koehler latched applezate, Sheeavas, 95; Charles Sykes. South Grove, 95. Jack Dailey, Riverside d . er verside, ( 31 avid Mann, Indian Lake, 90: onto the low medalist honors of Dorsey Littrell, Riverside, 96; William Creazer. 89: U. J Pack south Gro vo a the 21st annual city amateur golf McCune 5: ilawbrook 83; Carl Brooks, carl Davis Cottiy 9: Georde Wells, Coffin, 85; Richard Hall, Willowbrook. 74 oiin. B. reorge VanWie, Ft {arrison. iv 7 3 tournament today. flank Campbell, Willowbrook. 75. Maurice 86; Paul Stiles, Pleasant Run. 85; Buck Private services for Harold C. Sauerbaugh, Riverside. 86. Roger McCoy, Hatfield, Coffin, 78; Ralph Jordan. Sarah Wilcken, found dead 125 yards Koehler, little more than a Riverside. 84: Bruce Poynter, South Grove, Shank, 77: Leo Barnhorst, Sarah Shank, hi h Stadi Dr “ k-end” golfer in the last two 80: Francis Binder. South Grove, 71; Bob 78; Bud Williams. Sarah Shank. 86: Dick | irom is home on adium . week-en 8 Laffey, Pleasant. Run Ed Juniper. Williams, Sarah Shank. 90; Tip Williams, Saturday, will be at 10:30 a. m. years found the week- end tour- Pleasant Run, 82: Jack Laffey. Pleasant Sarah Shank. 82. Robert Hoyt. Pleasant , ney to his Ming at Riverside Jip 35: Jat Simpon Pleasant tun, 8 Run. Bron 5, Kirseh. "st. Jack Schaf. | lOmOrrow in the Meyer & ABdon 0 repatrick, lowbroo 3 . er leasant Run, 84; ob “av - RY eraay JanBiatieum, Flansant Run. 89. George Pleasant Run, 84. Cores a ansueh, Funeral Home. Burial will be in Joslin, Pleasant Run, 84 Grove. 89: Al Casebe, Speedway, 91: Rex Memorial Park. 4 Th ; state Harry Cedarholm: Willowbrook. 80: Keith Lee. Speedway. 91: Dr.-Duel-Sutton, Speed 2 Fo e fhrmer city and tate Lindamood, Sarah Shank, 83:.Darrel Mc- ¥a¥. 89. Guy Bryant. 81: Leroy Mack.! Police today continued their injunior champion fired a three- Fall, Willowbrook, 78; John Mahan. Pleas. South Grove. 83. Don Tavior. Fi. Harri- : : > : 3 ar 69 to t record field! ant Run. 77: Richard Butler, Pleasant on. 77. E. E. Sherron. 82 vestigation for a motive and a under-par o top a | Run, 77: W, Lee. Pleasant Run, 85. John Banich, Speedway. 83: .John Ur- death instrument in the 47-year-of 292 linksmen. The Pleasant Grant Elrod. Sarah Shank 84. Paul Gen- aiyhart Speedway, 84 David Lee. Bh way g: 1 try. Sarali Shank. 86 harles . Blackwell 176," H.C. Foster. Pleasant Ru 99: Wil- old appliance salesman’s mysterRun golfer, who had not lost a South Grove 86° john Draper Pleasant liam ‘NMaeDonald, Pleasant Run "03: Emory jous death. high school golf match in four Bi i AON bioeint Ru "80: Thomas Riversiar oar Batnh Spair, Henry Baste years, had a 34-35—69 against|Saver. a4: Alert Phillis 83; RB Wells. [iil Phillips. 86. Bill Wood. Riverside. Ta Homicide squad ‘embers said

8 d, 8 I 8 Hoy 8 . 1 Robert Campbell A > Only last week Koehler broke Sarah" Shak 11. Ho Saon Hoy S74 Coin, 81° George Meinsner. Coffin. 8A: been murdered or the victim of a Q e ssel sic the modern Pleasant Run course Shank. 77; Dorman Kenney, Sarah Shank. ake Shore.’ 85. Pt Neg. omer! Meyers: |it-run driver. -record of 64 with and an 1l-under Sarah Shank, 82; Car! Smith, Sarah Rover! Patterson. 104; William Patterson Mr. Wilcken was. a World War : | Shank, 18; Bob Duncan, Sarah Shank, 81: p5 Stapes Stults, 9 Arthur Milne, 87 61. . Charles Klumpp, Sarah Shank. 82. Russell Robert Ridenour. (Riverside. 80: Franklin II veteran. Defending Champlon Dick Ken- Rader, Sarah Shank. 18. seek ag Jennings, 81: Dick Berwen. 1. - He lived at 1210 Stadium Dr. ve Joryea, Sout jrove, ac alnt pn 3 . 3 nedy and 63 other low Shooters gross, Sarah Shank, 83; Frank Simpson Anh Heinlein Soma. 16. Don Bray. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. will make up the championship|3arah Shank 73. Robert Mille hn Burch. 90. Roger Cianca, River- Charles H. Wilcken. the only imfl y tov slated most- Run, 86: Chet Lumpkin, Pleasant Run - je immings. 90. Ralph artis : Rvnre ) ight on the Irney > oval Cox, Willowbrook, 97. Keni ! 100 mediate survivors. 7 lv on week-ends through the first! yMassingale. Willowbrook. 87: Roger Kile , X . ’ Pleasant Run, 86, Arthur Atwell, Speed . . week in September. The first way, 90: Kenneth Baro dir Pleasant Run Six Pitchers A | round is at South Grove Sunday. 78: Fred Johnson, Coffin. 77. Clayton nnua si 3 | Nichols. Coffin, 78; Thomas Laflin, River ST. PAUL Al - . Sixteen ties who scored 80 will side. 81 Eugene Key, Coffin, 82. Joe ST, Pi ~All Brancato of the . 0 Corry ary Enis south | 8 >, Soints 3 stage a playoff for the single re. Frater. Comin. "Ty Bernard Sailer. Soin St. Paul Saints in the AA league | STRAW HAT maining berth in the champion- Ray Nordhalt. South Grave, 2 Sharles batted - six times against six dif- LN con Sout i 1 , n Va i x ship flight. Sarah Shank, 91: Huzh Powell, Willow- ferent pitchers in a double bill SALE Va OFF ] i 2 ine . Howard Najties, Plessant Run. 8 Bop) oR M0 ver. Pleasant Run. 60; joan ng failed to hit against any of NY Armstrong, Pleasant Run. 84: Earl Richart. | gattreall. CoMn, 81: Jack Pfeiffer. Pleas- em. Routh Grove. 88. Jack David. Speedway. ant Run, 80: Joe Clemans Jr. Pleasant HARRY LEVINSON 81. Paul Patterson, Riverside, 81: Dick Run, 82: John Schorn. Pleasant Run, 76; 1 Irvin, South Grove, 80: Bob Trittipo, Cof- Bob Rochford, Pleasant Run. 74; Reese llinois and Market 37 N. Penn.

lap pri will be| A $1000 lap price award morrow in the

First Presbyterian Church here. Officiating will be Dr. Albert G. Parker, Hanover College president. Burial will be in the ceme[tery here. The cofounder —with his brothers—of Goodrich

MRS. MARY ELIZABETH Only the 18 THOMAS, 86, widow of the Rev. fastest cars will compete. Elijah M. Thomas, Baptist minis- | Last night's races at the Midget ter. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday 4/Speedway and the Speetirome did|Mt. Zion Baptist Church, under {direction of Royster & Askin Burial in the church

Two track records fell in the Mortu y. § blistering pace at the Speedway cemet. ry. and an accident stopped the 25-| ..82 2 ROBERTA F. POULSON, 10, {daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poulson, R. R. 8, Box 616. Servfeces 2 p. m. Wednesday Charles

lap stock car feature after 23 laps! _lat the Speedrome.

Crack Records Mr. Goodrich

nant race, (Secand on Johnny Mitchell and Frank gp MeCarty Mortuary. © Burial,/Park here, he The other two teams with pen Wiiheum etm Welsida B85 “3 33 3 Mike cracked lap records held by Memorial Park » \was active in philanthropic and nants in the bag, Mallory | 68 ans, ee ler Buckner, "| Bud Moneymaker at the Speed- 'business activities until his en-

{way, Mitchell cut almost one sec- 2.8, 7 trance 10 days ago into Randolph|

ond off Moneymaker's eight-lap GEORGE E. EASTES, 64, of county Hospital. He died last record of 2:38 and Mike turned/1757 Cruft St. retired Sngincer night at the age of 89. in a 8:0201 for the B5-laps, for Indianapolis Power & Light

-+ 110 000 410-7 1" 3 Mr. Goodrich’s health failed re-| clubs. {Allison Jets [039 000 010-4 8 3 Moneymaker's |Co. Services 10 a. m. Thursday : kis Surprises | LBB Gu cin i er Moneymaker’ ime was 808. [Cr Serves, 0 3: TWA! cont, paving tored Hie resgna E. C. Atkins edged out the Mal-| th crn, or 1s 9 {Other heat winners were: Frank | Burial, New Crown. president to become president] : lorys 10-9 and the Tryon All Stars Eagles Lodge "' 110 000 000— 2 7 1 Roessler, Moneymaker and Jack | £8» emeritus. He was a member of} > pushed over the Indiana Reform: uni" Haines. “crtienteld?’ Males: Miler’ ®) Farris, who also took the second MRS. EVA HOFFMAN, 4924 N.[the college's board of trustees atory 8-5. The big bat of Ed Me- ac AToaon , Rubber forfelied to Ar ‘semifinal heat. Charlie Jackson|qinois St. Services 2 p. m. to-|from 1919. Lain, Atkins’ second sacker paved Ind. Reformatory Tryon All Stars AW the first semifinal event. morrow Flanner & Buchanan| A native of Winchester, he held the way to victory for the Saw-| Rice.3b 3 1 3 3 Bers 2b 71013 At the Speedrome, Jesse Plum- Mortuary. Burial, Westfield, Ind. high positions and memperships men. McLain homered in the Nef 3 | 3 28chrierss 4 2 2 mer won the 23-lap main go. Le-| MRS. FLORENCE E. NEVERS,(gith Goodrich Brothers Hay & fourth with two mates aboard Hensiey.as 4 1 1 4Thompsnc 8 | 8 0/land Potts captured second place 77, of 2201 N. Rural St. Services.Grain Co. (later merged with and then tripled in the sixth with jjordanip 4 3 2 dicoppareth § 112 3jand Kd Manual was third. 110 a. an. today Moore and Kirk! Acme-Evans Co. or Acme-Good-two on for a total of five RBIs. |§nihin v4 0 1 TRuseeiian 3315 Bill Gill and Al Carter took the|Northeast chapel. @urial. Wash-rich, Inc. Indianapolis); Engi. Sad, Sad Day McGee o 4 2 3 4 Fitch, p 4 00 4 sermifnals. Plummer won the ington Park. {neers. Inc.: Grain Dealers It was a sad day indeed for the a : Frophy ARE Heat winars. were £ 2 0» tional Mutual Fire Insurance i proud Reformatory as the Tryons, Tota. 30 S314 Tol 322270 er, Paul Holder, Billy) | o (KLE EDNA DENNY, National Hay Association: Innd. Reformatory 110 020 100 5 Archer and Carter. . * Dealers’ Association; drove Kenny Grissom from the Tryon All-Stars 006 200 00x 3 —— 60. former Indianapolis resident diana Grain Board of Trade: Comound with a six-run splurge in|, Errorer Tidpen 2 Conner, Strange, Biers H (and federal accountant. Services| | Indianapolis = 8 A SaTiis Lodger the third inning. Charles (Putt) Gre, D. Schrier. Cooper. Russell. Pitch oosier Killed - 10 a. m. today in J. C. Wilson |, iop 0 o¢ Pythias Lodge: Rotary et A but wd oR TR Re In Korea A ti Chapel of the Chimes. ‘Buf, Club and Presbyterian Church. , —Cooper 2, McGee. Stolen bases crion Washington Park. : : de hi damage was done before the| Tiepen Boble’ pins Hensle. Sacrifices Immediate survivors include his little fireman arrived. | ae to 1D Behr a Yo ne ‘to Mo. One Hoosier was reported killed Bn |wife, Ethyl K., and a brother, Ed-

and another injured in Korean, MRS. MARY ELIZABETH ward 8, winchester. fighting in a Department of De- SISSON, 37, of 2449 N. Illinois

announcement released to- St, Services 10 a. m. tomorrow | Another soldier, previously ‘in Flanner & Buchanan Mortu-| Indiana Reports 17,

while Art Sacks Used Cars won| hy}? McGee (Cooper. Russell, Biers); Rub-| Fitch (Rice). Winning = pitcher—Fitch reported wounded has been re- gry. Burial, Crown Hill hy farfeit over Richardson Rub-iming miele Grit, dhoicee—Guih- turned to duty. y a, New Polio Cases ——— KILLED IN ACTION t w cases of polio Vestal Steel, behind the eight-| ‘is . Seventeen ne i hit pitching of Eddie tan ar Bla BX AG ve. a8 wr Robert R. Steele, son of BIE OE: of 1738), Se been reported to the Indiana feated the Allison Jets 7-4 in the| Klrshbaum Center HTT ae Ny an ] 3 Cecil F. Steele, Services and burial in Hillsboro, | State Health Board during the Manufacturer's 100p. {Linde ~ Afr 131 3 l2New Market. - Miss. Friends may call at Jacobs Past six days, and six more counBig Six L Linde! Pe he Parm 2 3 33 A, INJURED Brothers West Side Chapel Tues- ties have been added to the list ly 3g Lind sague as ft Bridsepor Brass Yd 3 ia Pre. Willlam E. Kelley, brather day night. 2 lof those infected. Sm Wilhel : I holt 2 10 1614's Of “Wilma ‘Mae Wollman, Terre 2%s =» But the incidence is little highelm Contrac-| MUNICIP, EAG x Jumped oF defeating Bridge- MUNIOIPAL LEAGUE (Haute. ALBERT M. CRAIG, 71, of er than it was this time last year oe Pid 0 Cox pitched diana Retormatory 13 "2" 7° RETURNED TO DUTY 2302 N. Kessler Blvd. Services at and board sources say it is far part Brass 0:2. Jim - yy J or pasa oars 3 § Cpl. Charles R. Prather, broth- 2 p. m. tomorrow in the George from an epidemic stage. the runless game for t 2 wa! Aqpdge. 3 in. ab 3 wer of Miss Mildred Prather, of W. Bisher Funeral Home. Burial, The new cases raised to 103 the holding the Contractors to five gif ol {ion Rubber 1 13 om 11 Watson. | io the board

Floral, Park. number reported since last Jan. 1. Six deaths have |Sscurred and cases have been re-

| jeez in 35 counties. | A year ago there were 92 cases {and five deaths, and cases had

Pvi. Steele was reported missing in action July 10, and Cpl Prather was reported wounded, in a Department of Defense re-| lease Apr. 6. |been en reported ii in 42 counties.

Cpl. Vernon King Dead in Korea

: Times State Service NORTH VERNON, Aug. 13 — Cpl. Vernon L. King’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul King, Scipio, 'have received word of their sol|dier son's death in Korea June 10. A former employee of Fair-! {mount Glass Works, Indianapolis, the veteran of two years’ occupation duty in Germany had been in Korea since Nov. 1 Surviving besides his parents are a sister, Mrs. Cleyone Brown, Hobart; four brothers, Truxton, Indianapolis; Herbert W., Hobart; Herschel W., Azalia, and Malcolm D., Scipio.

C. S. McClure Dies At Home Here

Charles S. McClure, an Indian- | apolis brick contractor 40 years,

|died yesterday at hig home, 1818 na, James Wade,

‘son, John Love, Amos White, o for current Englewood Dr. He was 78. or amr Romort. Bae] as you d

‘Services will be at 3 p. m. to-igyjjljam Leavell and Jess Johh-'@ water tank to push morrow in Shirley Brothers Irv-| ison. Their crimes range from No vq P {ing Hill Chapel. Burial will be in! {burglary to armed robbery.

[Crown Hill The State Clemency Commis-/® Weighs the Same-=BRY Born in Harrison, O., Mr. Mc-|sjon also disclosed that of 44, op STEAM-—2Ys Ibs [Clure came here 50 years ago./cases considered for clemency at| . [He was a member of the Meth-/the June 29th meeting, eight re-| You can switch from STEAM to DRY |odist Church. ceived sentence commutations,| ironing, or dry to steam, instantly. | Surviving are his wife, Jessie; making them eligible for el TE ia |tour sons, Harold A.; Paul C.; parole. the fron. The new Sunbeam weighs na | Charles R.; and Jacob D.; 11| Four sentenced by Marion) more than an ordinary iron. No addi|grandchildren; one great grand- County courts received commuta-| tonal weight. No filling, emptying— ‘child, and a brother, William. tions. They were Aubrey Karney, slopping or spilling. Steam when you

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“pilgrim,” “pioneer,” “homesteader” and many others

lost in the mighty surge of American progress.

Electric power emancipated the farmer . . . freed him from the dirt farmer's back-breaking toil. It brought new methods, and the opportunity for vastly increased pro-

duction in fewer working hours—increased his profits—

employ the more than three hundred profit-building, time and labor-saving ways to utilize depehdable electric service on the farm, he can’t help recalling how hard life was for him as a boy before the miracle of rural electricity!

ODAY RURAL INDIANA WORKS AND LIVES

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