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CLUB CALENDAR Friday D. Y. B. Class of U. B. ChurchMrs. James Stonerook. King's Daughters—Goltlia GKay. Saturday Gray Side Christian Ladles Aid Chicken Supper—Yeoman Hall 5 to 7 o'clock. Lucile Heffner S. S. Class of Monroe Pastry Sale —Hardware Store, 1 to 4 p. m. Gray Section of Christian Ladle*’ Aid Society Chicken Supper—Yeo man Hall. Monday Research Club—Mrs- J. W. Tyndall Woman s Club—Library Delta Theta Tau sorority. Miss Agnes Kohne. 8 p. m. Tuesday I’si lota Xi—Miss Marcella Kern. 7:30 o'clock. C. I. of C. meeting—K. of C. Hall. 8:30 p. m. Ever Ready Class of M. E. church -- Pot luck supper, basement. of church, 6:30 o'clock. The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will meet Tuesday evening at the K. of C. Hall, at eight-thirty o’clock.

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Life Service The Union Central paid $7,1K7,133.39 in death claims in 1923. Matured Endowments, Dividends and surrender values bring the total amount paid its policy holders in 1923, to $21,766,911.44 The Suttles—Edwards Co , Arthur I). Sußles. fac*y. V » * I Area I Agent*.

All members are ured to be presenj,. ★ Miss Agnes Kohne will be hostess to the members of the Delta Theta Tau sorority at her home on Jefferson street, at 8 o’clock Monday evening. All members are urgot! to be present. * Mrs. C. Schafer delightfully entertained the members of the Bridge Club last evening at her home on and Mrs. E. G. Coverdale were Mrs. William Bowers was awarded guests besides the Club members. Mrs. Wiliam Bowers was awarded the prize. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Dan Tyndall. Delectable refreshments were served by the hostess. ★ Bell-Christy Mr. Frank P. Bell and Mrs. Elpha Chiisty of this city were quietly married yesterday. Mrs. Bell returning to this city and tomorrow will hold a sale of her household goods. Mr. Bell has gone to Montpelier Where- recently he leased a room and will, in the mar future, open a five and ten cent store. The ' marrfgae license was not secured here and it was not learned where

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the marriage took place. ★ The Ever Ready Class of the Meth- | odist church will give a pot luck sup ; per in the basement of the church' Thursday evening at-6:30 o'clock for the members and their families. All are urged to be present. Johnson-Bower , Nora Bower, daughter of Newton. Crogan. of Ceylon, and Mr. Oscar Johnson, of St. Joseph county, Mich., were quietly married at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, by A. Butcher justice of the peace, at his office the witnesses were Floyd Johnson and Lew Bolenbacher. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson went to Fort Wayne to spend a few days, after which they will go to Michigan to reside on a farm. * Kenneth Miller and Doyle Aidspaugh will have charge of the pre - gram at the meeting of .the Epworth League, of the Methodist Church. Sunday evening. An interesting entertainment is beipg planned which will include talks by Miss Fays Stutts, who just recently completed' a course at the Chicago Training School, and W. F. Beery. Music will be furnished by the Nelson girls and Miss Helen Walters will sing a group I «»f songs. The public is cordially invited to attend this mcetihg which will be held al six-thirty o'clock. * Campbell-Green "j'he marriage of Miss Lucill ■ I Gg< <Mb formerly of Geneva, and Mr. , Houfrr Campbell of Ft. Wayne was ‘ announced at a party given in honor of the young couple at the home of Mrs. F. A. Ruckman iu Fort Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Campbell wenmarried on December 31. 1!»23. and their wedding had been kept secret from their friends until the annorne ment made at the party. The bird-: is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Greene of Geneva ami is a graduate of the Geneva high school. She ha:, been residing in Fort 'Wayne tor the last few years, being employed there. * Miss Lena Rutledge ha.) charge -vl ■ the chapel exercises at the high school ' this morning during which time Dr. I Fred 1. I’3l teraon and Mrs. B. N. Co vert gave a musical program. Mrs. Covert played Danse Negro." by Cyril S«ott; “Serenade,” Ole Oleaon; ''Arabesque,” by and "Prelude," by Ole Oleson. She also ac companies Dr Patterson, who sang a group of songs. “Marchet*." “Som. times," "Your Friendship For Me." “Nobody Knows The Trouble I've. "Standin' In The Need Os I’rayer," “The World I* Waiting For The Sunrise." and “Bells of St. Mary's." CANDIDATES PREPARING FOR WHIRLWIND FINISH Indianapolis, Mar. 28—(Special Io Daily Democrat)- t'kndldatea forth. major offices In the Indiana primar lea are preparing for a whq-lwlnd finish. The election is less than six I weeks away, and few of the eandi dates have made any extended speak ing .tours. Mayor Shahk. of Indianapolis, can didate for the Republican nomination tor governor, and Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, democratic candidate, have already covered the state rather thoroughly. Dale Crittenberger. Aml re son. another Democratic candidate, has been ‘active but has not yet opened state headquarter*. He plans to open nn office st She Claypool here next week. Although Ed Jackson. Republican gubi rnatotlal candidate, has not started his speaking campaign, he Ist arranging a strenuous schedule tha’ will carry him to every part of the state neat month. i Senator Jo-i-ph Cravens, Democrat, > ’ and Edgar limb. and Ed. C. Toner, I K»puMl<-ans, haw had b> .elquarters and have been campaigning for aotnc time. The F'lhernstorlal CtmteJt tbia year is diffcri at from any campaign since the primary law became effective Tlie number of aspirants in each party make the < hanne of a bs thin at the primaries almost opt of the ques lion, and candidates are dlr«*etlng their ini’tgy toward capturing vote* to th<- alate convention. In striking contrast it tlio hot pres- - M-rt'rl primary rats’ of four years ecu. then is little Interest In that phase of the tn re thia spring. Katuuel M Ralston will be unopposcd la the D> nim-ratic race. The R< publican rate i« between President Coolidge and Senator Hiram Johnson. Ktn< e Johnson hs« thun far failed to slim/ much «;>ocd In other stab' ptimaiiea. It Is senerally bolleverl that I’reaid.-n: Coolidge will be assured the supiHiit of tip- Indiana <lrl«galion at the Cleveland convention by a auhstauiial majority, in the primary Tb>re is eonsiilerahk activity m Hu! CtieUdge headquarters aero, and while hi» workers express them solve < a* cr elldent of an easy victory, they are imii'iihg np fbair tnftre* just as rapidly a* If they expected a clone contest. I

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