Brother-in-Law Of Kokomo Man Dies of Injuries Nelson B. McLain, of Kalama200, brother-in-law of Ben Souder, Kokomo R. R. 6, died in the San Mountain Hospital 'at Sunday of injuries received in an automobile crash that city week earlier. McLain, a sister of Mr.
is still in a serious condition and will be unable to attend the funeral of her husband which will be held Wednesday at 1 at the Truesdell Funeral Home in Kalamazoo. The McLains were home from Florida when they were involved in an accident with a man who was driving under the influence of' intoxicating Liquor. The drinking driver was killed. Mr. McLain, who was 72, one of the early employes of the Apperson Bros.
Automobile' Company here. For a number of years he was the final 1 inspector of the cars turned out by the company. In later years he was an official of the company. At the time the family moved from Kokomo, their home was at 1401 W. Sycamore St.
About 25 years ago, Mr. McLain went to Kalamazoo where he was connected with the automobile industry and later owned a locker plant. He retired from ac-' tive business a few years ago. He was born in Fort Wayne, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McLain, who also became residents here. Surviving with the widow, who, was Miss Fern Souder before their marriage here in June 1909, are three children, Mrs. George Jackman of Sturgis, Mrs. Richard Modderman, Houston, and Nelson B. McLain Kalamazoo.
An aunt, Miss Minne Bruner, well known to many in this city, lives in Kalamazoo. The daughters are at the bedside of their mother in Alabama. Male Chorus Appears At Grace Methodist An audience estimated at over, 250 persons heard the concert presented by the Perfect Circle Male Chorus Sunday night at the Main Street Methodist Church. The Kokomo appearance of the 20-voice glee club was sponsored by the Methodist Youth Fellowship, Members of the choir, now in its 13th year, are employes from the firm's Hagerstewn plant. Tarpaulins, Mervis, Ph.
4121 at CROSLEY The A Now PUTS FRESH HERE'S TOMORROW'S ALL foods Cresley Due New features include: Three OPEN St. Methodist Lenten Speaker Is Announced The fourth Lenten guest speaker at the Main Street Methodist Church will be the Rev. Robert Holiman Hamil. He will speak. at 7:30 Tuesday in the sanctuary service.
This series of six guest ministers is presented by the Commission on Worship of the church as special Lenten feature for the community. Dr. Hamil is minister of the First Church, Joliet, I. Leroy W. Kemper Jr.
will preside at the sanctuary service. Special music will be presented by the Chancel Choir. There will also be fellowship dinner in Parish Hall at 6:30 p. m. The dinver will be prepared and served.
by the Mizpah Class. Dinner reschurch office and all friends ervations may be made in the welcome to one or both services. Dr. Hamil is native He was born in Indianapolis, is a graduate Northwestern of Shortridge High School, University Bachelor of Divinity degree was conferred on him by Yale University in 1936. From 1937 to 1940 he served as director of Wesley Foundation at the State University of Iowa.
He was 'responsible for all religious work campus among students. He served a pastorate in Iowa, then was called to Methodismi's largest church in Joliet, Ill. He is an -author of books and magazine articles and has contributions to "Religion in Life" and other denominational church school literature. Robert Hamil was a delegate to' the World Conference of Christian Youth in Amsterdam, Holland. He has traveled all through Europe, much of the journeys by bicycle.
Mawiage Licenses Ernest Ray Mooneyban, Converse, farmer, and Anna Binnion, Sims. Daniel Lee Morris, 308 E. Murden Delco Radio Division, and Mary Ann Norris, Marion. George William Karas, 2136 N. Webster Hoosier Iron, and Patricia Louise Waltrip, Russiaville R.
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'Shakespearian Series at 1U Center Continues IU Center's Shakespearean series will continue at 8 p.m. Wednesday when Dr. Ray L. Heffner English instructor on IU's Bloomington campus, will discuss "Imagery. in Shakespeare." Dr.
Heffner will be the third speaker in the program being fered here this month. The lecture will be given at the center. The speaker is in his third year on the IU faculty. He received his! various degrees from Yale University where he completed work for his doctrate in 1953. Before joining the IU.faculty, he taught for one year at the University of Kentucky.
During the war was on active duty with the us. Navy. While doing graduate work at Yale, Dr. Heffner held a Yale Fellowship and a Sterling; pre-doctoral fellowship. He is al member of Phi Beta Kappa, scholastic society, and the Modern Language Association.
Personals Mrs. Ethel Johnson of St. Petersburg, is visiting Mrs. Bess Rammell other friends. Richard Clester and Clifton Clester, sons of Mrs.
Janet Clester, 1509 W. North have entered; (Indiana University and 'Ball State) Teachers College respectively. Mrs. Lora M. VanBibber has re- Jessie Lee Lees, 1232 S.
Calumet turned home after a two months' Delco Radio Division. visit in McAllen, Tex. Phone KNOUFF'S AND BENDIX PRESENT See Our Display All This Week at CROSLEY DUO La Where You Are! GILLAM-Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam, 1024 S.
Cooper a boy. Charles Michael, pounds, ounces, at 5:35 a. Saturday, Tipton Memorial Hospital, Tipton. The mother is the former Jessie Graves of Forest. AT ST.
JOSEPH HOSPITAL HOOD--Mr. and Mrs. Phillip, Hood, Kokomo R. R. 4, a girl, Kathy Jo, 8 pounds, 13 ounces; at 7:43 a.
Saturday. CREVISTON Mr. and Mrs. David Creviston, 707 S. Brandon a boy, Larry Dean, 7 pounds, ounces, at 10:43 a.
Saturday. GRISSOM-Mr. and Mrs. Billy Grissom, 626 E. Sycamore boy, Billy Edward 5 pounds, 14 ounces, at 12:21 p.
m. Saturday. The mother was formerly Miss Dorothy Myers. WAGNER-Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Wagner, 710 W. Foster boy. Stephen Paul, 6 pounds, ounces, at 5:06 p. Saturday. The mother is the former Miss Roberta McFarland of Howard County.
KOORS-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koors, 1700 W. Carter a boy, Mark Anthony, 9 pounds, 4 ounces, at 12:40 a. Sunday.
BARKER--Mr. and Mrs. Barker, 921 S. Buckeye a boy, Donald Keith, 7 pounds, 15 ounces, at 1:42 a. Sunday.
Greentown R. 1, and the late ROACH--Mrs. Virginia Roach, James L. Roach a boy, Kenof-neth Wayne, 7 pounds, 4 ounces, 4:40 a. Sunday.
LARSON-Mr. and Mrs. George' Larson, 1022 S. Indiana a boy, David 5 pounds, 8 ounces, at 6:12 a. The mother the former Miss Leanna Ruby.
WILLITS-Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Willits, Converse, a boy, Larry; Dean, 8 pounds, 12 ounces, at 7:05 a. Sunday. The mother.
was formerly Miss Norma Clevenger of Grant County. MAUGANS-Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Maugans, Bunker Hill, a girl, Terry Lynn, 8 pounds, ounces, at 3:26 p. Sunday.
The mother is the former Linda Phelps of Miami County. LOTT-Mr. and Mrs. John Lott, 826 E. Vaile a boy, Mark Edward, 8 pounds, 10 ounces, at 19:40 p.
m. Sunday. Complete Motor Overhaul, Reg, $115.00, NOW $77.40, JIM WHITE CHEVROLET Union at Sycamore 2-5475. -Operation Union 10 A AUTOMATICI HARDLY MY EVES! NOW! NEW DUOMATIC FIRST AND ONLY Dorcas Welfare, Conference Held' Between 75 and is delegates tended the Dorcas Welfare Federameeting Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
at the Seventh -day ventist Church. The federation included societies in the Northeast era section of Indiana. A high point of the day was the public showing of the film; Town, U.S. which dramatized points every citizen should know. The film followed a discussion of the question, "What Can a Churd Group Do 'to Prepare for Any.
Emergency?" Dorcas Societies reported at the morning session when Mrs. John Boyles of Hartford City, vice president, presided. The host society served luncheon for the group at the Girl Scouts' Little House. Others active in the meeting were Elder D. E.
Caslow, home missionary secretary of the Indiana Conference; Mrs. John Earl of Indianapolis, state federation president; and Mrs. Thelma Rodenburg, state secretary-treasurer of the federation. The Kokomo Dorcas Welfare Society at present is stockpiling canned goods and bedding for use for the needy in time of disaster. Tarpaulins, Mervis, Pa.
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