Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 257, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1926 — Page 11

FEB. 26, 1926

This Baby Has It Grandparents

f| HEN Dorman Ercell Gates, I Jr., first saw the light of day I Sunday, he also saw a crowd, ey were his grandparents. He is the 4-day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Gates, living south of Lebanon, and has eleven grandparents. The oldest of these is a great-great-grandmother, 85, and the youngest is a grandmother, 43. His father is 25 and his mother 23. The names of the grandparents are: Grandfathers and grandmothers, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Randell of Pittsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gates, living south of Lebanon; great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hiland of New Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Gates of Ladoga and Mr. and Mrs. George McCaulley, living near Lebanon: great-great-grandmother, Mrs. Ellen McCaulley of Lebanon. And, by the way, Dorman weighs eight and one-half pounds. SHE MOVES LAST TIME Kokomo Oman Given Divorce From “Rolling Stone.” BH United Press KOKOMO, Ind., Feb. 26.—Because her husband forced her to move more than twenty-six times in as many years, Mrs. Maude M. Whltlach today was a free woman. In testifying during the trial of her suit for divorce here, Mrs. Whitiach said that her husband had her to move her household and family every year since they had been married. SHOE BOX HAS GONE EL DORADO, Kan. —The old shoe box has gone the way of the mustache mug and ten-cent shave. El Dorado merchants say no one buys shoes in a box any more.

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EYE STRAIN DIMINISHES YOUR MENTAL POWER Eyestrain is responsible for more troubles than people imagine. Many of the bodily defects that are usually ascribed to poor digestion or over-worked nerves are in reality due to defective 'eyes. Headaches, neuralgia and other ailments are frequently traced to eye strain.

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Luck Counts Says Race Driver

I— OW does a race driver feel H before a big Speedway ___ classic? Tommy Milton, in Indianapolis a few days ago, said they’re not afraid. “If a fellow becomes afraid, he might as well quit.” “But they’re mighty superstitious. We know how much luck enters Into every race,” Tommy remarked. “Have your car in the best of condition, and be as fit yourself as you can, but you’ve got to have the ’breaks’ to be a winner.” Milton ipaid he never gets much sleep the night before a race. “No, it’s not anxiety.” There’s always so much tp be done —a fellow's never entirely ready. The real anxiety comes when you discover a few hours. before a race that something is wrong with your car. I’ve had that happen several times, it’s real trouble,” he said.

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THE INDIAN APULIiS

DATES “BY PROXY” SAFFORDVILLE, Kan.—Boys of high school age here, are so bashful they do not make their own party dates. Ninety per cent of the dates for high school social functions are made “by proxy,” the girls declare

Harmonica Demonstration and Free Instruction by The KENTUCKY RAMBLER—(Premier Harmonica Artist) All Day Saturday at Our Store Boys and Girls — Hear Him Everybody Welcome Carlin Music Company 143 East Washington St. Indianapolla’ Moot Complete Music Boom

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BUFFET PARLOR CARS on HOOSIERLAND trains leaving Indianapolis at 7 A. M. and 5 P. M. to Anderson, Muncie, Hartford City, Bluffton and Ft. Wayne. Comfort—Courtesy

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