Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1959 — Page 3

Police News An arrest on a warrant for reckless driving began a chain reaction of arrests for Clyde Cole, of South Bend on Aug 28. After being arrested on the warrant, he was ticketed also for not having a driver's license. After paying two fines and court costs on both charges totaling- $55.50, he was taken to South Bend by the State Police where two more charges weie awaiting him, including no registration for the car. Robert Erdelyl, route 1. was arrested for improper mufflers on his car. He paid a fine and ♦ os s totaling $22.75 and ordered to quiet down the mufflers. Terry Walter. Cuba r. had been arrested on Aug. 25 for driving without a valid license and Ids case came to court over the week end ending in a fine and costs amounting to $22.75. Bernard Boyle, Burlington, Wise, was arrested for passing on a double yellow line on Aug. 26. He posted bond of S2O and the case has not been tried in court to date. Ivan Amor. North Liberty, was arrested for disregarding a stop sign on Aug. 27. He paid a fine of $2.00 in cafeteria court. J B. McDonald, Grovertown, was arrested on Aug. 27 for illegal Waikerton Independent Robert ». Irhin, Editor Publisher Independent News Co., WALKERTON, INDIANA ■Publication Time: Thursday o eacn week. Second Class Postage paid at Walkerton, Indiana Subscription rates: $2.50 so e^h year for each paper li Indiana; out-of-state aubscrip tions, fS.OO.

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। parking, for which he paid a $2. i fine in cafeteria court. Robert Fai rar route 2. reported that while his car was parked behind a local place of business just off the alley, two hub caps were! stolen from the car. This occured on the morning of Aug. 30 between 12:15 and 1:00. .Tames McKesson. 112 Michigan Street, reported the theft of hisl daughter's bicycle during the night of Aug. 29-30. He stated that it was parked in front of the house' at the above address. JI XIOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Major League Standings W L 1 Tigers 4 1J Orioles 3 1 i Senators 3 2, Yankees 2 1 White Sox 2 2, Indians 2 4> Athletics 0 5 Recent games Tigers 3, Orioles 1; Senat o rs 8. .Athletics 5: White , Sox 3. Indians 2. , Minor League Standings i ( Giants won 3. lost 0; Pirates । won , lost 1; Dodgers won 3. lost ,2; Cardinals won 2. lost 3; Red- ( Legs won 2 lost 3; Cubs won l.| • lost 2; Braves won 1, lost 4. | Recent games—Redlegs 6. Pi- . ratesl; Dodgers 9. Braves 0 , L _ — I QUALIFIES AS EXPERT FORT EUSTTIS, Va. — Army Specialist Four. Joseph K. Tunnis 19, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. Kemp Tunnis, 503 Illinois St., Walkerton recently qualified as expert in firing the carbine while assigned to the 774th Transportation Group ' at Fort Eustis, Va. Joseph, a perjsonnel management specialist in I the group's Headquarters Com- : pany, entered the Army in Decem- ! her. 1957, and received basic train- ; ing at Fort Knox. Ky. He is a 11957 graduate of Ambia (Indiana) (High School.

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