Ligonier Banner., Volume 73, Number 41, Ligonier, Noble County, 12 October 1939 — Page 8

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Advertise Your Pigs or Hay or Anything That's In The Way

Goshen Team Will : Play Here Dec. 1 On the basketball schedule of the local high school printed in the Banner last week the date of December 1 was left open. The Goshen basket-ball team will play here on that night. :

N F T S Federation Meet Held Tuesday

Mrs. Leon L. Watters of New York, President of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods with which Indiana Temple Sisterhoods are affiliated, addressed the Indiana State Federation Convention in Indianapolis Tuesday, Octobeh 10th, according to an announcement just made at Cincinnati headquarters of N. 7T >

The Ligonier Temple Sisterhood,, an N. F. T. S. group of over 15 women is headed by Mrs. Isaa¢ Rose, President. Other of. ficers include: Mrs. Irma Straus, vice-president; Mrs. Milton Selig, corresponding secretary and treasurer.

Mrs. Watters has been 'President of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods since 1934 and is -the first woman ever to have been chosen a member of the Board of Governors of the Hebrew Union College. Mrs. Watters is also a member of the Executive Board of the Union cf American Hebrew Congregations, a member of the Board of Managers of the Department of Synagogue and School Extension, a member of the Board of the women’s division of the Federation for Support of the Jewish Philanthropic Societies. As g resident of New York, Mrs. Watters is a member of the Executive Board of the Women’s Auxiliary of Temple Emanu-El in that city. Mrs. Watters’ hobby is collecting newspaper reports of important events. Her collection includes clippings of all the major happenings from 1907 to the present.

A THEATRE N SAT. SUN. MON. Oct, 14-14-16 i The Biggest Entertainment News of the Year JACK BENNY } DOROTHY LAMOUR EDWARD ARNOLD Binnie Barnes—Phil Harris Betty Grable Eddie “ROCHESTER” Anderson LNy About - Town” It’'s A Panic and Thrill Terrific Comedy Plot Witn Big Song Hits—ALSO Selected Short Subjects | 7:00 and 8:45 |

CORY g™~ . Coffeec Maker The new Cory Coffee Maker with large mouth, electric and plain —the last word in design—they certainly make wonderful coffee ’ Corys $2.45 and $3.95 Others 98¢ Electric $1.95 THE NEW PYREX Flameware SAUCE PANS . PYREX CASSEROLES slo6s’ $1.95 $2.25 6”’ 7sc - PYREX PIE L e \ - Vaughans Tulips 40c dozep Vaughans Narcissus 3 for 10¢ also potted 25¢ to 60c : ' Hyacinths, flowering size 13 Perfection Oil Heaters : : $6.95 Roof Paaint, 5 gallons : : $1.50 . R.C.A.RADIOS Two-Thumb Husking Gloves, 2 prs. . 95¢ Coal Hods, 17 size, flat handle . 50c Soveßugs . . . . 90c Roll Roofing, - $l.OO to $2.50 slate surfaced Flex-o-glass, 1 yd. wide . 19¢c yd.

World’s largest Jewish women’s religious organization, N. F. T. S. which Mrs. Watters heads, has over 370 groups in six countries. The Federation engages :n a broad program of religious and peace education, and humanitarian work. -

The National Federation is aa affiliate of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, to which Ligonier’s Temple Sisterhood belongs. s

Celebrate Birthday Anniversary With Party

Nancy Jean Suddaby celebrated her sixth birthday anniversary at a birthday party at her home Monday afternoon. The following were the guests present David Morley, Mary Miller, Marleen Moser, George B. Moser, Norma Fidler, Ronny Heffner, Betty Lou Growcock, Marilyn Joan and Betty Beckner, Homer Nelson, and Milo Stump. Games were played and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to the guests. Miss Suddaby received many gifts from the guests in honor of her birthday.

Attend Eastern : ; Star Inspection

Those from here to attend the Eastern Star inspection and banquet at Elkhart last evening were, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eversole, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson, Mrs. Arthur Ferguson and Mrs. Fred Cunningham. Wortay Grand Matron, Mrs. Illene Vey, conducted the }nspection.

Shocking Cures. The blind girl whose sight was restored by a bolt of lightning. Amnesia victims who regained memories when hit on the head, and other instances when shocks succeeded after physicians failed. Read this illustrated feature in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald-American.

#*#***ti*i»******i*iiiﬁt; * ¥ * X ¢ COSPERVILLE KRR KRR R KKK KR Church News 9:30 Sunday School Services. 6:00 B. Y. P. U. All young people are invited to attend regardless of denomination. Thursday evening 7:00 Prayer meeting. Do not be conspicous by your absence. Church services are at Rome City Sunday morning and Sunday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Dan Rose and Mrs. Lloyd Gerver are attending a conventfion in south. ern Indiana this week. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Boyd wers week_end guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Magnuson; also with relatives in Wawaka and Auburn.

The Young People of the Cosperville church are sponsoringa Hallowe’en party for the whole church Ooctober 31 in the church basement. Games and refreshments will be the main features of the evening. We hope that all who possibly can will attend. The Young Peoples Council of Noble-LaGrange will hold a Treasure Hunt and Weiner Roast at Sand Lake October 30.

THE LIGONIER BANNER, LIGONIER, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTORER, 12, 198%

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And Order A C(lassified Ad if you have something to sell, buy or swap

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND Saturday, Ilc sale on Walgreen Items at Ridenour Drug Store. o 41

TWENTY-FIVE SILK DRESSES, formerly $5.98 to $7.98 for $2.00. Sizes 14 to 18. Dill and Gordon. 41

FOR SALE—NO. 1 JOHANTHAN Apples, Winter Bananas, Wine. saps 50c a bushel. Delicious _7sc¢. Seconds 25¢, Cider 10c. Bring containers. A. W. Altimus, 2 miles north of Brimfield. : 41*

ELECTRIC SWEEPER PRACTIcaIIy new to be sold at a sacri. ice. Security Loan Company. 41

THREE GOOD USED RADIOS. Priced very reasonable. Frank Wiley at Chevrolet Garage. T 41%

DO YOU KNOW THAT MY Stock is all new and up-to-date? The Hub, Heérman Sack. 41

TAILOR MADE CLOTHING That “FITS”’ and priced $19.50 up. Herman Sack The ‘“Hub.” . 41

1930 FORD DELUXE TUDOR. Heater, Low milage. Priced for quick sale. Spear’s Auto Company. 41

; DESOTO-PLYMOUTH TRADE-INS : '37 DeSoto, touring sedan, heater $595. ’37 Chevrolet, 2-Door, Trunk, Heater, Radio $450. '37 Ford 2-Door, Trunk, Heater $450. ’32 DeSoto Sedan, 2-Door, Trunk, Heater $135. ’33 Ford Coach $175. . ’3l Pontiac Coupe $95. Elijah Motor Sales : 41 MEN’S KNIT JACKETS, EXTRA values at 85¢c and $l.OO. Stansbury’s Big Store.

COOL WEATHER IS HERE—be smart and buy now while prices are still low. Herman Sack The “Hub.” 41

SPECIAL ON WORK GLOVES. Don’s Auto Service. 41

SAVE AT THE REXALL 1c sale Nov. 1,2, 3, 4 at Garl’s Drug Store. 41

GAT SKIN GLOVES FOR CORN Husking Keeps hand from cracking. At M. &M. Store. 41

MEN’S AND BOYS’ 32 OZ., MELton Jackets, Plaids, in Boys’ sizes, $4.00, and Men’s sizes, $5.00 to $7.50. Examine this line before buying. Stansbury’s, the best for less.

A NEW LINE OF LADIES HAND bags and Purses. Just new, big value at $l.OO, assorted colors, Blue, Brown, Dark Red, Black. Values worth $1.50, choice $l.OO. Stansbury’s Store.

A WORD TO THE WISE, BUY your linen crash now. We sell 18 inch Linen crash for 18¢c the yard. Quantity limited and not more at the price. Stansbury sells the width and quality. .. : - 40

RBEFRIGERATION SERVICE— For expert refrigeration service on all makes and al lsizes call H. D. Crothers, phone Kimmell 325. 29tf TO REST WELL AT NIGHT, just try one of those quilted ~ Mattress Pads, only $1.50. Only a few left at this price. Get one at Stansbury’s. 40 RADIO SERVICE—USED RA- ~ dios. Radio tubes. George Honert, Fosters Sale Barn. ' : 38-41* CIDAR APPLES FOR SALE 15¢ bushel; windfalls 35¢ bushel; Tomatoes 50c bushel. Dale - Hayes; Phone 781, Orchard 2 miles East of 33 on Highway 6. g ; 39tf

STOVE PIPE AND ELBOWS, 15c joint. M. &M. Store, 41 WANTED-—YOUR APPLICATION for Auto Insurance. Standard ‘Rates, Hasy Payments, 100% coverage, -If you Swn a car, YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO DRIVE- WITHOUT INSUR-~ ANCE. . LIGONIER INSUR. ANCE AGENCY. C. E. Denning —J. H. COCKLEY. - 40 “OR SALE—I93I FORD COUPEy 1929 Essex in good condition. ~+Security Loan Co. ¢ 40 YOU ARE LOOKING FOR SOMEthing new for skirts. 54 ineh: - atithe ‘Stansbury Store. 40 L el e e

WANT-ADS

MEN’S MOLE SKIN PANTS, heavy for the -ecold = weather, wear longer, more comfort, more style, only $1.65. Stansbury gives you better goods. 40

TAILORING—SUITS AND TOPcoats $21.50. Cleaning and pressing. Russell Smith. 40

BUY SCHOOL SHOES NOW, before they advance. Good shoes, low prices. Newton’s -Shoe Store. -40

FOR FIRE INSURANGE SEE Edward Bourie. 41

NEW AND UP TO THE MINUTE Bath Towels, 22x40,. Pastel col. ors in new plaids, each 26ec. Face cloths, 6 for 2558. Stans- ~ bury’s. 40

EXCELLENT SHOE REPAIRING ~and dyeing of shoes and invisible half soleing. Willsey’s Shoe Shop. 40

THE SOLE AGENCY FOR DR. Hess poultry and stock remdies in Ligonier. Ridenour Drug Store. -40

WHEN YOU ARE SHOPPING I just call your attention to some of the attractive items you will need for Fall. Infant's dresses, Jackets, Sweaters, Hose, Outing Flannel, a full line of Blankets, Overalls, Shirts, Rugs, Gowns, Pajamas. We are prepared to meet your demands. Our goéods were bought Dbefore advances in price and we will sell at old prices as long as the stock lasts. C. R. Stansbury. 40

DID YOU SEE THE NEW LINE of Print Aprons at Stansbury’s New styles, only 25c. 40

COLD, COLD, MY IT IS COLD, but these warm 2all wool slip over Sweaters for ladies at Stansbury’s, for only $l.OO. Large line of children’s and men’s sweaters. 40

MEN’S BLANKET LINED JACkets, heavy denim, heavy part wool blanket lining, $1.65 and $2.00. Stansbury sells them.

LADY WAYNE BULK CANDIES, 19¢.1b. at Ridenour Drug Store. 40

FOR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE see Edward Bourie. 41

FOR SALE—PURE BRED CHESter white sow and eight pigs. Ligonier Realty Co. 41

THE BURR OAK LADIES AID will have a fried chicken supper October 19th from 5:00 to 7:00, 35e¢. 41-42

USED CIRCULATING HEATER A-1 Condition. Kimmell Hat~ chery. 41*

%INSURE YOUR FENCE DOLLARS . With Red Top Fence. Kimmell ~ Hatchery. ; 41*

10% OFF ON SHERMAN-WIL. liams Paints in stock—Close out Marlans Store, Kimmell. 41 i t

WHILE THEY LAST 20% DlScount on RCA Radios. Harlans | Store, Kimmell. LET US WINTERIZE YOUR CAR. Todd’s Standard Service. 41 ATLAS BATTERIES $4.75 AND up. Todd’s Standard Service. . 41 DINE AND DRINK AT THE DlNing Car. Home cooked fcod ~ our specialty. 41%* SPECIAL LUNCHES FOR IFACtory girls served daily. Dining \Ca-r. ~ *4l MARY-LANE COATS, $16.75 to $22.50, sold this fall by Dill and Gordon. 41 WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE that our entire Xmas Stock is ‘now on display. Henry’s Jewelry Store. ; i 41 NEW RUGS 89¢, 40c, 59¢c, 79¢ M. & M. Store, - 43

DRY CLEANING AND TAlLORing—SBuits and: top coats, $20.95 up.. Carl Smith, 610 Cavin' Street. Telephone 190. | 41%4t R APV A S PLUMBING AND HEATING. Phone 27, Howard Fisel. 41%*2¢ e e T TR T e ’,SAVE -BY HAVING YOUR OWN fresh meat the year around at. ~ the Ligonier Frozen - Food . Locker Co. e 4;1;i COD LIVER OIL CONCENTRAT- - €d tablets, 2 bottles of 100 for ~ 86¢ during 1c sale at Ridenour Drug Store;, v 4

ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE. See Edward Bourie. 41

2 PTS. COD LIVER OIL $l.Ol during Ilc sale at Ridenour Drug Store.’ 41

LET US SHOW YOU HOW YOU - can save on your meat at the Ligonier Frozen Food Locker Co. -41

1937 FORD DELUX FORDOR, radio, heater, run, 18000 miles. Very good buy. Spear’s Auto Co. 41

OBTAIN CASH FOR THOSE fall needs from Security Loan Co. : : 40

NEW WAHL SELECT-O.POINT fountain pens, $l.OO. Ridenour Drug Store. -40

FURANCES —GRAVITY AND air conditioning. L. W. Koontz Tin Shop. 490

BATTERY CHARGING, GENeral repairing, and gas and oil. Sprague Garage. 40

GENERATOR AND STARTER repairing. Sprague Garage 40

SPECIAL PRICES ON BRAKErelining jobs at the present time. Sprague Garage. 40

SEE EDWARD BOURIE FOR tornado Insurance. - 41

COMPLETE STOCK OF PERfection paints guaranteed to equal any paint on American market. Save money, Harlan’s Store. 41

FOR ..SALE—VERY ....REASON- - able, terms—Piggott’s General store, Wawaka, Ind. Large Steady trade, year around income, building easy to heat, low rent, complete stock, mov. ing to Florida. 41%

FOR SALE 1929 4 DOOR BUICK good condition, price $35. Yant’s Garage, Wawaka. 41*

FOR SALE 1928 CHEVY PICKup, mechanically A-1. Reconditioned, good tires, priced right, Yant's Garage, Wawaka. ¥ 41%*.

BUILDING MATERIAL, COAL, fence and posts. Farmer’s CoOperative Elevator Co.. Phone 69. | - 41

FURNACE CLEANED FREE with: 2 ton ‘%u_x}:ase of coal. Farmer’s Co-Operative Elevator Company. 41

SEE EDWARD BOURIE FOR "new kind of automobile insurance. 41

SCIENTIFICAL MOTOR TUNER ~ at Hayden and Eubanks Motor Service and Body Repairs. 40

NEW SHIPMENT FOR SATUR. _ day of Mary-Lane winter coats. " Prices $16.75 to $22.50 Sizes 12 to 20. Dill and Gordon, 41

WAGNER APPLES 75¢ BUSHEL Hayes Home Store. 41

LIGONIER FROZEN FOOD Locker Co., has a full line’ of Frosted Fruit, Vegetables and Fish. ke o]

CIDER BARRELLS AND BUShel baskets for sale, Sack’s Gro.. cery. ; 41

GRAPEFRUIT; 5 FOR 25c AT Hayes Home Store. : 41 COMPLETE STOCK OF ANTlfreeze. Don’s Auto Serivce. 41 NOW IS THE TIME TO GBET . your car ready for winter, not i after winter gets here. Blue Sunoco Station. : 41 FURNACE REPAIR WORK AND _ dnstallation of new furnaces | Frank M. Cain’s Tin Shop. 41 WAIT AND SAVE. WATCH FOR the ad in this paper of lc Sale at Garl’s Drug Store. 41 BUY AND SAVE AT THE REX. ~all 1c sale at Garl’s Drug Store, + Nov. 1,2, 3,4,. 41 BUY YOUR HUSKING GLO‘VES at M. & M. Store. . 41

CHINESE CHECKER BOARDS ~—wood frame, complete witi marbles, 25¢c. M. & M. Store. 41 FOR SALE: DESOTO = 4-DOOR, - 1938. Mrs. Lena Wemple. 41*. i e e e e T o e e FOR RENT—HOUSE, . BARN, chicken and brooder houss, y garden and orchard near. To- . peka Write W. J. Flaherty, ~ 303 So. State, Kendallville, Ind. _ e 41-40% REIDS WELDING AND REPAIR ,shop, back of Crystal Theatre, . formerly Miller Repair Shop. Zicaislo nd dpeitieny Wil ing. General blackemithing. 41

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ALBERT PICK RESTAURANT stove, suitable for farm or restaurant for sale, reasonable. Enquire Swan’s Cafe. 41

1938 FORD DELUX TUDOR. Heater, low milage. Priced for quick sale.. Spear’s Auto Co. ¥ 41

2 BOTTLES OF 50 HALIBUT Liver Oil capsules 76c at Ridenour Drug Store Thursday Friday and Saturday. 41

RENT NOW AND START SAVing on your meat at Ligonier Frozen Locker Co. -41

WE LAY BACK ANY ARTICLE, until Xmas. Henry’s Jewelry Store. 40

ATTENTION FARMERS! FOR A Limited time only we offer special prices on lubricating oils in 30 and 50 gallon drums. Buy now and save Middle States Gas Station, Ligonier, Indiana. ' -49

LET US GET YOUR CAR READY for the winter. Sprague Garage. ~ 40

THE TIME TO BRING YOUR Oldsmobiles and Buicks in for the fall and winter check-up. Hayden and Eubanks, Motor Service and Body Repairs. 40

SHAMPOOS, FINGERWAVES, ' Manicures, and Facials. Modernistic Beauty Salon. 41

REVLON MANICURES, 50ec. Clean-Up Facials, 50c. Mod.- - ernistic Beauty Salon. - 41

WANTED TO BUY—SPRING lamb. 'A. L. Martin, phone 218. 41

LADIES OF THE RICHVILLE church will serve a fried chicken supper Friday evening, October -27. Price 35 cents. 41-42

DRY CLEANING—STANDARD Service 50, and Sanitone ser_vice 75¢. Cash and carry discount 10%. Russell Smith, 41

GLO-BOY COAL STOVE, ClRculating air type for sale rea. - sonable for cash. Enquire 904 S. Cavin St. -41

EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT CHOP suey night at Lauer’s, 35¢ 41

Rev. and Mrs. S. P. O’Reilley of Frankfort called at the homse of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meroney Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sharp and Mrs. Frank McGuin attended the funeral Monday of Mrs. Louise Christopher at Fort Wayne. Burial was made in Sparta cemetery Kimmell, Miss Halle Goshorn spent the ‘'week end in Mayville, Mich., the guest of her sister Mrs. Ray Shearer and family, Virginia Shearer returned home with her to spend the next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Woodie Madden Mrs. Arthur Couts and daughters Joan and Ethel Mae, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Holsinger at Romge City. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Todd entertained at dinner Sunday eyening for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ig;wels,; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Conrad and Mr. ang Mrs. Ward Rimmelll Mrs. D. C. Sickafoose returned from Lakeside hospital at Ken. dallville Tuesday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moody enter- I tained last Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mullen; Mr. and Mrs. Clint Sellars; Mr. and Mrs. Earl James and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Schlotterback. The evening was spent playing euchre and pedro and prizes were awarded. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Charles Haney of Anderson, Ind., is visiting relatives and friends here.. .

| were guests Tuesday evening of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Martin. Mrs. Earle James returned today from several day’s visit with relatives in Constantine, Mich. Mrs. Frank McGuin is spending today in Goshen. Members of the Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary enjoyed a dinner party at Henry’'s Tea Room in Goshen Tuesday night and attended the Jefferson theatre. W. 8. Thorn of Elkhart was a business visitor here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Earnhart of Chicago spent the week. end with Mrs. Earnhart’s father, C. B, Stansbury, . - : Mr. and Mrs. Rollen McGuire of Albion, Virgil McGuire of Kendallville, Mr. and Mi‘sﬁywmi‘s MeGuire of Ligonier spent the week end in Loudonville, Ohio visiting relatives and on Sunday attends ed the funeral of a cousin Eddle Krishbaum in Creseline, Ohto,

Janis Rose McGuire spent the week end with her cousins Evelyn and Marcille McGuire of Albion. Edward Losure, son of Mr. and Mrs. Park Losure of Goshen, is home from the naval training school at San Diego, California for a two weeks' vacation, before going to Annapolis, Md,, where he will enter the naval academy. He will visit his grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Peter. son. in Ligonier.

Gross Income Tax - Due October 15th

As the current state gross income taxpaying period opened to. day more then 62,000 quarterly taxpayers received gross income tax return forms through the mail.

Under a policy adopted by th? state Gross Income Tax Divisioun last year return blanks are mailed directly to retail merchants, partnerships, corporations, and individuals who have been classed as quarterly payers from the tax division’s records. ' Thousands of additional return forms of all kinds have been sent to- 150 automobile license branches and 250 special distribution pointg where they will be available to all taxpayers during lthe present tax-paying period, which extends to October 15. :

Gilbert K. Hewit, acting director of the division, said the mailing of the return forms directly to those groups of taxpayers was eipected not -only to be a convenience to the taxpayers but was being combined with other procedures which would expedite the handling and checkLing of the forms when returned to the division.

“The lists are still being con. structed and may not be complete,” Mr. Hewit said, emphasizing pointedly that those who do not receive blanks and who are required to file quarterly, should obtain blanks at their nearest auto license branch. | All persons whose tax for the quarter exceeds $lO are required by law to file returns and pay the tax. *

All taxpayers are granted an exemption of $250 per quarter. Retail merchants, however, are granted an exemption of $750 per quarter upon receipts from selling at retail. This exemption is not in addition to the regular exemption.

‘Penalties for failure to file returns when due range from 10 per cent to 50 per cent of the tax due, with interest charges at the rate of 1 per cent per month from the date the tax was due until paid. The minimum penaity is $2.00

L A R T, s U LS T M SR RS c R ' 8 I A L Ligonier Tonight Thursday Oct. 12 - . 66 ° THESE GLAMOR GIRLS’® ~_ Lew Ayrer, Lana Turner ~ Friday and Saturday Oct. 13-14 ¢ “KONGA?Y” A story of a man’s love for horses—featuring a wild stallion with Fred Stone and Rochelle Hudson S gl & SRR SEORE alll WCheLe Audson. o Sunday, Monday Tuesday Oct. 15-16-17 S J 7 0 T : ol g L 0 o L S el o Y |ile o B » an . Bwe s PN e% ifi@i‘@ . i & m&d / § Y ] N / : ~« :;_.;., ; ""*}z: / : \ ; - .No woman who looks into her heart of hearts can condemn her . , : yet no man will marry her! Everywhere it is hailed as the year’s finest . . Bette’s best! \ 7 BETTE DAVIS \ ] / o ICo-slarn'ngin the Picturization of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Play ¢ ol S ‘3'-‘",\._ * : : B . OLD My, AR . b & “ GEORGE ) B> BRENT , \\Directed by EDMUND GOULDING i PRESENTED BY WARNER BROS. | /RiF "Wt DONALD CRISP o JANE BRYAN o LOUISE FAZENDA o JAMES ’%3**. % ‘ STEPHENSON » JEROME COWAN o WM. LUNDIGAN o CECILIA LOFTUS @R B ) Sercen Play by Casey Robinson « Based on the Pulitser Prize Play by Zoe Akins i Sl & 4 “dhx.'thM’oMby"uMnquﬁraN.ﬂ_ Picture GRRARE Y From the unfathomed depths of a woman’s heart comes a story to touch the heart of the world. ‘ The story that women tell in whispers. @~ ee A oot : - 3 ._.__. S - £ - Modneaday; sod Thursday Qet 1849 ©oo @ i : Baby Saildy m Wil e “"’ﬁ*}iﬁf LW T T . DFA &g f ”ﬁ% R e T e R Sl e S R ~ Shirley Ross, &Pm@?xmm lischa £ You won't s Yol laugh HIE it Budile s - Coming Sunday 0ct.22-23-24. .-~ == " CERET R i THVih it de o oo o B - W ’nen iomorrow Comes®”

County Welfare Office . Taking CCC Applications Youths interested in enrolling in the coming 6-month camp period of the Civilian Conserva. ‘:tion Corps have only a short time left to file applications at their local county welfare offices, Miss Helen Lowell, supervisor of CCC selection in Indiana, said today. The deadline for enrolling in the Corps has been set by the United States CCC_ director for October 20. Indiana’s quota of 2,187 youths has not yet been filled, Miss Lowell said. * - Young men were urged by Miss Lowell to make early application at their local welfare office so that necessary certification and investigation could be taken care of before the close of the enrolling period. Welfare offices are located at the county seat of each county in Indiana, 2

Twenty-eight. CCC ecamps are situated in the state with approximately 5,600 young men actively engaged in conservation work, Youths work on soil erosion projects, tree-nursery programs in state forest reserves, flood control

and numerous other projects which aid the preservation of the nation’s natural resources. . To be eligible for CCC selection a youth must be between the ages of 17 and 23%, unemployed and in need of employment, ummarried and out of school.

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