Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1929 — Page 2
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LOCAL
Alonzo Arnold has purchased the C. Y. Hillis property on east Anderson street. He and Mrs. Arnold will move there in the near future. Mr. and Hrs. Empson Walker, of the Cole apartments, have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dailey of Ptking, China. Mr Dailey is correspondent of the Chicago Tribune in Peking. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jameison, west Franklin street, have returned from i visit with relatives at Indianapolis, Arlington, Rushville, Newcastle and Anderson. They were gone about two weeks. Howard E. Powe, 27, a Penal Farm escape, was sentenced to 1 to 5 years in the State Reformatory by Judge Hughes in the Putnam Circuit court Tuesday. Powe escaped last June 20 while serving a sentence imposed at Gary.
Mis. Martin Zachary is cHlically ill at her home on the Limedale
road.
Miss Martin Fisher, student in De Pauw\ received a badly sprained ankle Tuesday evening while playing soccer on Me Keen Field. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rogers and family of Hamburg, New York, have returned to Greeneastle to make their future home. Mrs. Rogers was formerly Miss Olive Mathes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mathes, east Washington street. Jacob Eitel and Milton Klebush attended the florists meeting held in Indianapolis Tuesday. Arrangements were made for the annual fiorai show to be held at the Claypool Hotel in the Riley room, Novem her 12, 13 and il. Eitel Floral Company contracted for 100 tickets they will give to townspeople which will admit them free to the show and may be secured from the local store. 1
, Miss Edith Browning who is cm- ! ployed at the Central National Bank, j is confined to her home by illness. Nathan Call, president of the i Roachdale Bank, was in Greeneastle on business Tuesday. The board of oflieers of the Christian Church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the church. E. A. Brown, cask Washington street, was in Indianapolis on business today. Dr. end Mrs. Salem B. Town left this morning for Boston, Mass., where they will visit their son, Lockwood Town. John Sinclair, of near Fillmore, left today for West Baden, for a ; tay of several days. He will be at the Homestead Hotel. Mrs. R. L. O’Hair, east Seminary street, who is in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis for medical treatment, is much improved. Suit of Jesse Kendall against Ora Heath and Alva Heath on a note has been dismissed in the Putnam Circuit court. Suit of Albert F. Nelson against Nellie F. Overstreet for a judgement in the Putnam Circuit court has been dismissed. Mis. A. M. McGaughey of Russellville entered the County Hospital Tuesday for observation and medical treatment. Norman Paris, small son of Mrs. T ! Helen Paris, returned home today from the County Hospital where he m'l was operated a week ago. His con1111 - dition is much improved.
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Superintendent Warren J. Yount llll of the city schools will attend Uov-
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Lt 1 ernor Harry G. Leslie's crime confer11 once in Indianapolis. October 11 and
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Mrs. Frank Allen, Hanna Cross
Roads and Mrs. Archie Allen are llll;spending the week with relatives at X French Lick, Mrs. Archie Allen was
l| formerly Miss Beryl O'Hair. Miss Eva Milburn, superintendent at the County Hospital, announces that tiie Priscilla Club and the S. C. C. Club have done considerable sewing for the hospital this week.
TWO KILLED IN CAROLINA RIOT
MARION, N. C.. Oct. 2.—(INS) — Two killed and thirteen wounded was the toll of a spectacular gun bailie between striking union workers "loyal" employes at the Marion Mninifacturing _£oinpu'ny plant this
morning.
The exchange of shots ensued
wln n the^ loyal employes attempted pageant developed in nine epi-
sodes, the episodes worked out by different schools of the city, is the
SOCIETY n
Indiana D. A. R. To WIV
Convene In Gary
The twenty-ninth conference of Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution will convene in Gary, October 8, 9 and 1.0 with Pottawatrmie chapter as hostess. The con-; ference opens Tuesday evening, October 8th in Memorial Hall. The theme of the program is Americanism expressed through an original pageant, “The Spirit of America.”
to enter the mill to go to work. The dead are: Randolph Hall and Sain Vickers, Union Workers who went on a walk out with several hundred other employes several months ago. Several of those who were wounded are not expected to live, according
to physicians.
The list of wounded numbered both "loyal” and striking operatives. Several deputy sheriffs were wound ed in attempting to restore order. None of the deputies hit by the flying bullets, however, are believed to be seriously wounded.
Dr. I^acy Shuler, Indianapolis spec ialist, was here today in consultation with Dr. J. F. Gillespie, in the ease of Miss Mabel Stoner, who broke her right leg three weeks ago last Saturday. Lewis Flint, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flint, north Jackson street, dislocated his right shoulder while playing football at First Ward School this morning. About a year ago he broke an arm while playing at school. The regular meeting of the Kiwanis Club will be Thursday at 12:15 o’clock at the Christian Curch. Mr. Spear, regional Scout executive, will be the speaker. The meeting will nave the nature of a celebration for Milton Brown, recently elected lieutenant governor of the Fifth District of Indiana Kiwanis.
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IN MEMORY In memory of Mrs. Henry Fox, who passed away one year ago October 1st, 1928. A MOTHER FINDS REST And now she dwells where neither doubt nor fear, may find her breast. No crying child, may now disturb her here or break her rest, Ended, the ache hf living, here she lies, In wonderous peace, God left a smile about her lovely eyes. With her release, Love, had no more sweet service to provide, But this we know, She’ll watch for us, upon the other side Who tried her so. Sadly missed by daughter and son. Mr. and Mrs. William Akers.
outgrowth of a class room project* completed last year by the senior class in American literature at Emerson high school, Gary. Throughout the entire pageant much emphasis is given to folk dancing, and the dances of many nations. About 800 children will take
part.
Wednesday afternoon, October 9th a conservation program will be held at Dunes Acre Club House. Mrs. Frank Sheehan will tell the story of the Dunes. At the conclusion of the meeting Mrs. Oliver Starr, assisted by Mrs. Snyder-will entertain ail visiting guests at a tea at her Dunes home. This will be one of the many delightful features of the confer-
ence.
Thursday morning Mrs. John MeFadden, northern director and Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker, central director, will entertain at breakfast for their respective district regents. Thursday evening at 7 o’clock the annual banquet will be held in the ball-room of the Gary Hotel. Reservations must be made with Mrs. John Sponsel, 611 McKinley street, Gary, by Sunday, October 6th. An unusual number of national officers will attend and are as follows: Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, pesident. general; Mrs. Josiah Van Orsdal, registrar general, Mrs. Harriett V. Rigdon, treasurer general; Mrs. James K. Gavin, vice general from Indiana, and several state regents will be in attendance. Those in Greeneastle who will attend are Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker,
Howard Thomas, of Bloomington, a Penal Farm escape, was arrested at that city Sunday by oflieers, according to the Bloomington World. He was convicted and sentenced for,
stabbing his wife in the back. Thom-; s tatc director of the ceptral district: has not yet been returned here^'Ls. Ferd Lucas, vice president of for the customary sentence, Sheriff I the ( Aiders club and a member of the Eiteljorge said today. committee to arrange for their ban-
i (tuet on Monday, October 7th. Miss Henry Nichols', 24, of Fillmore,
and Roy Scott, 23, of Greeneastle,! i )U |- n chapter has been appointed by who pleaded guilty at Brazil Mon-; Mrs . j ames y Crankshaw, state reday to charges of carrying concealed . ^ent, a member of the' conference weapons and reckless driving, with-1 resolutions committee. Mrs. A. E.
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drew their pleas of guilty today with permission of the court, and their Dial has been set for next Monday before Judge Hutchison in the Clay circuit court. Officers found two guns in their car when they were stopped
for reckless driving Monday.
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Allen, chapter vice president, Mrs. L. D. Snider and Mrs. Frank Wallace
will also attend.
So much has been planned for pleasure and inspiration by the state officers and Pottawatomie chapter that the conference ought to go on record for its splendid attendance
and accomplishment.
WANT ADR. FOR RENT—Modern 6-room house. East Seminary street. See C. J. Arnold. Herald office.
Missionary Society Has A Splendid Meeting
The Missionary society of the Christian church met with Mrs. Wil-
Lenora Alspaugh, regent of Wa’sh-i Nam M'» er . Tuesday afternoon. As-
sisting hostesses were Mesdamt's B. L. Brown, Frank Ashworth and
Charles Meikel.
It war decided to hold a rummage sale at "the fire department soon. Mrs. Ira E. Cowling was appointed delegate to the one day convention to be held at Russellville, Oct. 22. Mrs. Pollom was appointed al-
ternate.
Mrs, Piercy who was state treasur er of the Woman’s Missionary society for a number of years, was made honorary member of the society. She gave a very helpful talk on “World Call.” the missionary mar-1 magazine. She is house mother of
Former DePauw Co-ed Weds Chicago Man
The announcement of the
riage of Miss Pauline Hesler, daugh-1 the Theta Kappa Nu’s at present, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Hesler of Worship service was in charge of Hillsboro, and Martin A. Overson ofj Mrs. George Garrett. She read Luke
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( h : ago, ill., has been made by the bride’s parents. The ceremony took place' September 28 in Danville, III. Mrs. Overson is a former student
4:1-13 ana led in prayer.
The subject, “Is a Christian Board ing School Worth While?” was discussed by Mrs. John Boyd. She men-
of DePauw and Indiana university Honed s<»me of the boarding schools in and Central Normal school at Dan-| India, Philippine Islands and Mexville and is now employed in a '<»• Also the school at Jarvis, Texas, beauty shop in Hoopeston, HI. They! which is a Negro school. She spoke will reside in Danville, 111. of the influence these ■ Christian “ ~ ~ boarding schools have on the Jives of
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BOX SUPPER at Fern school Saturday evening, Oct. 4. Everybody come.
Tri Kappa Will Meet With Mrs. Donner Tri Kappa will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Wilbur Donner, south Vine street. Members are asked to bring dolls for the Riley Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Honored At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Arnold, residing east of Greeneastle, entertained with a family dinner Tuesday evening in honor of their son, Lois Arnold and Mrs. Arnold. Guests besides Mr. and Mrs. Lois Arnold were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arnold and family, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Mullins and family.
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S. C. (’. Club Sews For Hospital Members of the S. C. C. club gathered at the home of Misses Susie and Lelia Talbott Tuesday evening for their regular meeting. The evening was spent sewing for the county
hospital. • • •
Woman’s Study Club To Meet Thursday
The Woman’s Study club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock
and
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those who attended them
Ihcir faithfulness to the cause of
Christ.
Mrs. Henry Bicknell gave a very interesting account of her trip to Seattle, Wash., which all enjoyed. The hostess gave money instead of serving refreshments. It was de- | cided for the hostesses each month to give money instead of serving refreshments. The money will be put in the treasury and used to promote tiie work of the missionary cause.
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Home Economics Club To Meet At Kill more Home Economics club of Marion township will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Christian church in Fillmore. All members or any one interested are urged to be present. Important business.
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Fillmore Society To Meet Friday i he Woman’s Home Missionary society of the Fillmore M. E. church will meet Friday, Oct. 4. with Mrs. Daisy Williamson.
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Missionary Society Met On Tu«‘sday
I he Missionary soc iety of the Bap list church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Glen Rowland, west Berry street. Mrs. Andrew Sweeney con-
j ington street. Members please note ducted the devotions followed by a change of meeting place. * chaift of prayer. The program was in Pldolia M I charge of Mrs. S. E. Davies, her
V ' i k !,uhject bein K “Pioneer and Frontier T , J r u , , Work." A short business meeting The Hdehs Sunday school class of was held. Sixteen members respoml-
Ur rJ '.!" ‘'p 1 "? W ‘" meet ' V,th ^ ^ ro\\ call with Bible verses. Mrs. Mrs. Charles Rector east Wash- Gilbert was a guest. The October ington street, Thursday evening «t meeting will be held at the home of
J 7:30 o clock. Mrs. Edward Dalby.
RAINBOW SOCIAL at the M. P.
church at Clinton Falls, Friday even) with Mrs. Charles Rector, east Wash
ing Oct. 11. Musical program.
Haze) Pelfrey Weds Fred Tompson Miss Hazel Pelfrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pelfrey of Reelsville, and Fred Tompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tompson, residing south of Greeneastle, were married Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a; Bloomington by a Justice of the Peace. The young couple were * ■ companied by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wood of Bloomington. Mrs. Wood is a sister of Mr. Tompson. The young couple were accompanied to Bloomington by Mr. and Mrs. William Pav-
los.
Mr nnd Mrs. Tompson are living at 306 south Indiana street. The bride is a graduate of Reelsville high school and is employed at The Hut. Mr. Tompson attended the local high school and is owner of the West Side Billiard parlors. Thursday Reading Club To Meet With Mrs. Fisk The Thursday Reading Club will meet Thursday evening at 7:31! with Mrs. James Fisk, Cemetery road. • • • Miss Farrow Hostess To Art Needlework Club The members of the Art Needlework club were delightfully entertained hy Miss Grace Farrow Tuesday afternoon. This was the In'* 1 meeting with Miss Farrow in hei new home and the same cordial ' come and -hospitality greeted the guests as when they were entertained by the hostess in her old hom whicfli was destroyed by fire. There were sixteen members and 8e VCT guests present and roll call was an swered with Riley quotations. Thi afternoon was spent in * pleasant social way, at which time the hostess served a delicious ! n con consisting of chicken salad, hot rolls and strawberry preserves, relish, coffee and cakes.
Miss Joslin Hostess To Over-the.T«*a Cups Club Miss Harriett Joslin, south allege avenue, with assisting host'; ses Misses Ella Beckwith. Genevieve Ames and Mrs. R. L. 0 Hair, enter tained the members of the Dver-t Tea Cups club Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Joslin. I 11 * " interesting manner Miss Nellie Ha" 1 niond reviewed the book, “ The l » v ® liar of Tennessee” by Nicholson.
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Myron Lawrence Celebrates Birthday
Myron Lawrence, H year “W of Mrs. Curtis Lawrence,
his Uth birthday anniversary ‘
county hospital Tuesday. 10 been confined to the hospital • 1 era! weeks following a ve, >
operation. A birthday ta ' ^
c andles and many presents from
friends made the day for him.
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