Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 229, Lebanon, Boone County, 23 June 1917 — Page 3
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rUE-M PTIAL AFFAIR. i Bridge Party and Stbsrellaneou. Shower For Mim Katherine Wilson. I One- of the delightful pre-nuptial afi fairs for Slis Katherine Wilson, bride1 elect, was the Bridge party party anil ; mi- ecllaneous shower given this ufteriux. n by Jlis. Virgil Buntin ut her ; hip on North I-ebanon street. Guests j for ; vcn tables were entertained. Aftor the gluno the hosted nerved pl.i'o luncheon and for the serving the ; tunics- were centered with small ciystal ; French basket overflowing with pink re.- Hows of pink tu'le tj.il on the i a-krt handles completed the simple :t fflVit-vo d.s-or.ition. Mrs. Clar- ' fin c F.iM of Indianapolis was an out-of-town gU-'st. MARRIED TODAY. ( ):.trl,K A. Anslin and Lillian Adelaide A;or Took the Vows. '"h:r'le A. VnK'in, a locomotive enfi'vi r. of Imitauupulis, and l.illiun A !,-l:i'ie Ayer.-, a IllU.-ic teacher of tlu-- vi'y, were- married this n'.orniic a. II oYImk l,y the l!ev. ('. A. Parkin in hi.- study at the Methodist church. Th.y will n side in Indianapolis. SOCIAL CALENDAR. . Tt F.SDAV. V. M. W. ( 'lass .Methodist church :.".(!. O. N. T. Club Mis. John Ilohanon 9:00 a. m. THE THIMHI.LINF. CLl II. The members of the Thimhleine r!u!i helmed a large numlier of towels ror the Red Cross society yesterday afternoin at the meeting of the club held 0t the home of Mrs. Klifha Partnci on West Chirniro .itre. t. Late in the afternoon the ho.-tnas served a plate luncheon to the mcmborf and the two ic'iests, Mrs. Fred Coy of this city and Mrs. Albert Caldwell of Indianapolis, The Partner home wa5 lUiactAc whh many howls and vaes of June roses. MEKTINC OF (). N. T. An all day meetinR of the O. N. T. club will be held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John P.ohanon on Fast Wash.iiion street at which time the members will enjoy a idtch-in-dinner and v. ill sew for the Ked Cross society. Ail members who can are urired to be at the Buehanon home at 9 o'clock ar.d ail are asked to brine" needle and thimble. DNCIN PARTY. An enjoyable dnnrlntr partv, the first pocial session piven by the Lebanon business eidleee. wax held last "tenina; in the Kik's hall, inu.ir beinu famished by the FreberK orchestra if Lafayette. Seventy-five coupleswere present. Punch was served during the eveninjr. THE V. M. W. CLASS. The V. M. W. rla-s or the Metho-list Sunday school will hold its regular rnvtin? Tuesilay afternoon at the church. The hour of meeting in 2:;10 chick. All members are urged to be oresent. PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. P. M. Winters and children -t. -nl Piiday in Iodiaei,ii.H. Mrs. R. D. Voorhees is ill at her rome on We-t Washington street. Asa F. Crawford was in C'rawfords ville yesterday transai-ting business. Arthur Nt-gley returned this morning from a business trip to Flint, Michigan. Mis. rlvia lieddkk of Knigh.Utown. is vi.-iting her sister. Mrs. C harles Kichey. Mis- Ida flavin and N'oble Eaton Hill siend Sunday in Hrownsburg, with Mr. and Mrs. Ofcar Nash. Mies Harel Perkins went to Frankfoit this evening to be the guest for ) few day of Miss Florence (irove. Miss P.eulah Ilirhi-y will go to In"iianapolis th.iH evening for a several lays vi. .it with friends and relatives. Miss Eleanor tark has accepted a position of bookkeeper with the Craig lry (ioods and Ready-to-wear store. Miss Hulda (iillespie of Jamentown 's siending a few days with Mrs. Robert Biilingsly of Lafayette avenue. Mrs. William Lohman has returned from it w-eck's visit with her son lieorgc Lohman and family of Frankfort. Miss Thurza Wheeler and Miss Ida Whitehead will sjiend Sunday with Mrs. Homer Scott of near Whitestown. Mrs. Emma Schofield Waugh of Kankakee, III., is visiting Mrs. Everett Jones and family of Easte Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dickernon of near Brown's Valley are (ruests of Mr. i-t L. S. Sterling and fara"f ' Rant street. 4 'ampbell of Valparaiso f loe a vwit iU Mrs,
Nancy Brenton of Pike and other rel atives near Eliiaville.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Foreman of Zionsville spent the day here. James W hite made a business trip to Terre Haute and Clinton Thursday and Friday". Miss Florence Powell of northeast I of Lebanon is visiting Mr. and Mrs. I Thomas Small of North East etreet. Hay lliggma went to Elirabethtown today on a business trip, rrom here he will (to to Madison for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Mattix of this ciy and Mr. and Mrs. Ham of Frankfort will motor to Delphi Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Kirtley and family of Crawfordsville are the over Sunday guests of Dr. Kirtley's brother, L'r. L. W. Kirtley anil family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenmore Clute and little daughter Mary Joan left today for Lake Maxinkuckee when they have leased a cottage for tw-o weeks. .Miss Edith Hunt and Miss Anna IhjTus of Crawfordsville are here foi a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. E.-ba Armstrong of Fast Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and d'ildien Mary Elizabeth and Oliver lioyd of Joiietvitle will spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Whetzel. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge Vess of Chattrinonga, Tenn.. are here for a two months' visit with J. N. Hayworth and family of North Meridian street Dr. anrl Mrs. W. H. Creen of North Meridian street will have as their Sunday dinner jpic:ta. Mr. anil Mrs. Hurry Pavey anil family of Frankfort. Mrs. Ivy Stephenson of West Main street has as her week-end guests, her brother, Paul Hoover and her niece. Mis Itachael Wagoner of Indianapolis. Miss Mabel Patterson who was the guest for a week of Mr. and Mrs Daniel Mclntire and Mrs. Mclntire's mother, Mrs. Engles, has "returned home. Mrs. Rose Hayl and daughter Flora and Mi-s Nancy Schoen uere entertained Friday at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Walter McPaniel west of Lebanon. Gilford Tuggle of Company H, located in Chicago, arrived last evening to remain until Sunday afternoon with l is parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. SI. Tuggle. Mrs. L. M. Pembertnn of West Washington street will leave Sunday for Marion, Intl., fur a weed's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrii..LeRoy iieagan. Mr. ami Mrs. Otus Overleese of Williams street and Sirs. James Bulteil of Indianapolis were dinner guests last evening of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison of East Pearl street will have as their noon dinner guests Sunday, Sir. and Mrs. Charles Kern and son Kenneth of north of Lebanon. Corporal Russell Hill of Company H. located at East Chicago will arrive Sunday for a short visit with hi parents, Sir. and Stra James Hill of northeast of Ibanon. Herschel Clark of Jamestown, who tame last evening to attend the dance given in the Elk's hall by the Ibanon business college was the guest while here of Herman Whitehead. Mr. and Sirs. SI. D. Jones and Sir. and Mrs. Donald Byrd motored to Thorntown last evening fnr a few hours' visit w ith T. B. Horner of Chicago who is a guest of Thorntown relatives. Mis. Carrie Rice and children, Robert and Slarion, and Harold Lafollette will leave Sunday noon for Sheldon. 111., for a few days' visit with A. SI. Koglesong and family and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ketchum went to Indianapolis yesterday for a short visit with Sir. Ketrhum's mother Sirs. Cora Ketrhurn leaving today accom panied by Mrs. Ketchum for Greenwood for a few days' visit with Sirs. F, C. Kotchum's parents. Sirs. 0. E. Wilcox and Slina Rerthee Perkins who have been guests for a few days of Mrs. Arthur, Sbepard of Indianapolis returned horns last evening accompanied by M-s. Shepard and daughter Miss Margaret who will spend Sumlay at the Wilcox hornet Sir. and Mrs. S. M. Storms will entertain with a family dinner party tomorrow at their home on North Meridian street, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Storms, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Henderson of this city; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Storms of near Ibanon; Claude Storms and family of Zionsville. Perry Anderson who has been ill for sometime ut his home on West Main street haa been taken to the home of an aunt, in Jennings county. Sir. Anderson's daughter MiM Mi!de has gone to Indianapolis for residence and his brother Carl who has been ipending several weeks here has returned to his home in J upland, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Whitaker, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Kent sitd Mrs. Ruth Warren spent Friday at Camp Harrison. During the afternoon an excellent address was delivered by the governor of Kentucky. The party also spent a few noun with Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker'i daughter, Mrs. W. E. tHithie. Job Work at Reporter oScc
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r.r r. r. i -th State Food and Drug I ornreif;;;oner. The "plan a gimten" movement which has swept the country will result in the production of a very large crop of perishable vegetables. Every pound of green beans grown on a eitv lot by that amount diminishes the demand for the market gardner'a simply, and what i true of beans is true of every other product. The next atep in our campaign for an increased food supply is the development of some method by which the surplus vegetables may be saved. The surplus grown by each householder will not be large. It would not pay to lake it to the cannery, and it may not be feasible to put it in tin cans or glass jars for such packages it may be quite impossible to get a sufficient supply in which to pack our surplus fruits. Fortunately there is a way by which we can prepare green vegetables so that they will keep without loss for many months. ; Our grandmothers learned the trick. They begun by drying apples and peaches by peeling, coring and qvurtering them and stringing the pieces like beads across a frame. Dried apples not so nany years ago were a staple commodity and in the country districts were exchanged like eggs at the grocery store for household necessities. .Many a child earned pin money by running the apple peeler and drying fruit. Sweet corn was cut from the cob while still green and dried over a gentle heat. Raw pumpkin was sometimes cut into pieces and dried and sometimes cooked with thick mush and dried in cakes sweet and leathery and never safe from children's foray, because of its chewing qualities. The old-fashioned method of drying fruits and vegetables is now being studied by exjierts. but they call the process dehydrating. The results are the same. Drying or dehydrating simply means driving out the water. In my laboratory I have built a frame which carries a series of trays made by cutting wire screen cloth into si)Uares about two feet across. On these squares green vegetables are placed before an ordinary electric fan. Running at slow speed a small fan will drive all the water out of such vegetables as green peas, or beans in a few hours, leaving them in perfect condition as to color and flavor and lacking only in water content. We have found it advisable to shred the vegetables before attempting to dry them. This is easily done with any vegetable shredder or by passing them through a meat grinder set as coarse as possible. Sliced potatoes are dried very 'adily. Any of the greens like spinacU or beet lenves muy be dried, packed in paper sacks and kept for a green vegetable dish long after the growing season. Small fruits like strawberries, raspberries and blackberries can be dehydrated very successfully. What the art of the canner does in conserving, a gentle current of warm air will save from wasting.
There will be much satisfaction next winter in eating green vegetables grown in one's own garden by the methods our grandmothers practiced years before there was any thought of a time when our food supply would be insufficient. WILLIAMS HOSPITAL. Mrs Vem Vsindervort of Kirtlin underwent an operation for appendi citis this morning. Shelby Padgett, who has been at the Williams hospital for two weeks, returned to his home today. COURT NEWS. William Adam et. al.. have brought suit against Allen T. Park et al., on notes and account. Owen L. Mitchell has brought suit against Charles Woffendale et. al., to iet title. TO CTVE LECTl'RE. Dr. Eflic SlcCollum Jonca, a speaker for the National Suffrage Association, will give a lecture Thursday afternoon June 28, ut the Presbyterian church, beginning at 2 o'clock. The women of Boone county are urged to attend this lecture. The men are invited. Dr. Jones comes to Lebanon uniler the auspices of the local Franchise League. The lecture is free.. A SPLENDIll HALE. The hog sale of (5. C. Richwine A Rons at Noblesville Wednesday was a big succesjt. Close to fifty head of Hie Type Poland Chinas and Spotted Poland Chinas were aold the average being about $ti6.f4. The highest priced hog went to Adam Auil, or l.eiina, Ohis. S"h paid ,nT Another one that bought 1 103 went to N. E. Canaday, of Jamestown, . Boone Co. Two were purchased by the State Veterinary college in Oklahoma and one will lie shipped to Iowa. Col. C. 0. Tribbett of this city cried the tale. BROUGHT HOME TODAY. William Bell, who has been at the Wabash Valley sanitarium for the past six weeks taking treatment, was brought home today, arriving on the twelve n idock car. Dales' for chicken dinner, Sunday 36 eeota.
Registrations ol voters for the elec
tion of a delegate to the constitutional convention now total 607, after two weeks. The registration ufhc will close August 20. There are about 15.0WO voters in the county. The diff erent parts of the county have regis tered in the following numbers: Mar ion 7, Clinton 17, Washington 26, Sugar Creek 20, Jefferson 3. Center one 12, Center two 95, Center three 45, Center four 104. Union 10, Eagle 6, Perry 10. Harrison 28. Jackson one 14, Jackson two 8, Worth 19. MEETING TODAY. Harvester' Association Held Session in Court House Today. A meeting of the Boone County Harvester's Association will be held in the court house this afternoon, for the purpose of fixing prices for threshing this summer. The threshers will confer with representatives of the fanners. Charles Dean, of neur Thorntown, is president of the organization. MINOR COURTSEverett Fuller, Indian war soldier, who was wnumled at the battle where Sitting Hull was killed in 1891, and had the credentials of an army sur geon anH officer, was lodged in jail lust night by Officer Emmert for being intoxicated. He was turned loose this morning on his own recognizance to work for the Donn-MeCnrthy com pany. Fuller gave his home as near Boston, .Mass. LOWER SIT. ZION. John Airhart was in Crawfordsville rhursduy. Granville Wells and Mr. Starker of Jamestown were here soliciting for the Red Cross fund Wednesday s-lit. Tke Ladies' Auxiliary will meet at the school house Thursday afternoon June 24. If possible each member's presence is expected and their pres ents Inter are expectel as the day of the sale will be set thnt day. Sir. and Sirs. Alliert Duncan moved to Crawfordsviil" Slonday. J. D. Emmert made a business trip to Lebanon Thursday. .Mr. and Sirs. W. T. Graves were Sumlay guerts of Harold Needham's. Sir. and Mrs. Harve Airhart and daughter Slary were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicely Sunday. I.elia Emmert took dinner Sunday ith Mrs. Alice Emmert. Sirs. Mabel Bush was in Lebanon Slo'oay. Sirs. Roy Chamberlain accompanied W. T. Farrow and family of Lizton to Crawfordsville Tuesday. Miss Francina Emmert has been quite ill. Mrs. J. A. Farrow and daughter Slinnie and Dorsella Butler pent Thursday with Miss Emmert. Mrs. Rholla Prnffitt of Advance is spending the week with H. W. Proffitt and family. Geraldine and Joseph Hush spent Monday with Sir. and Sirs. W. W. Bash. Sirs. Vernita Prnffitt wns a guest of her mother Mrs. Mary Miller Wednesday. Alice Shields was a week-end guest f her grandparents Sir. and Sirs. J. M. Shields. As Lowell Emmert and Samuel Proftltt were returning home Wednesday night from Advance and New Ross they had a collision near the former's home. Some damage was done to the lattcr'a buggy and har nessMr. and Mrs. Ruth Ross will attend a home coming at Mrs. Ross' grand mother's Sunday. The descendants of the late Meredith Owens will hold their annual family gathering. Albert I-asley and John B'Rith solicited the patr ins on R. R. 2 out of New Ross Thursday for Red Cross funds. Mrs. Eva Ross has been on the sick list. The Slangus reunion will rje held near here Sumlay July 1st at the home of Sir. and Sirs. Will Johnson. Sirs, Johnson is secretary. HEKZOG MAY RESIGN. NEW YORK, June ZX Capt. Charles Henog, of the New York Giants, is ulanning to resign as o member of the teum, it was reported here today. Herzog has been field manager of the club since Manager McGraw was suspended for his trouble with Umpire Ryron, and according to reports has had difficulties with some of the play era, who resented his authority over them. Eastman and Fremo films at Petig a Candy Stole. 6-2 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. UlANTED House-keepc " Stewart, Route 6. Andrew 6-23 3t f
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