The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 June 1928 — Page 2
THE GKEENCASTEE D'AICY BANNER. MONDAY, X T KE IS,. 1928.
I’honi 1 Ail Social Items To 95.
Hits. ETHEL SANDAGE Pretty Home Wedding.
BltlDE OF A. A. HAUCK IN PRETTY CEREMONY
Entered la the I'ust Of lice at QreenI’narle, Indiana, ns eecond cla»« inatl niHttrr. I Oder the act of Mari k 3.
1670.
SuNscrlptioo |»rlce, 10 centa per
we<M.
Personal And Local News
Makes Girk
Service Was Head At Home of Mr. and Mrs. lieiiedict by Bishop (if or if e K. (irose. Mrs. Ethel X. Sandage, became *h ■ bride of Albert A. Hauek, in a pretty home wedding at four o’clock .Monday afternoon, the service beinif rend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chirles r. Benedict, 8801 WaaMagtdn B vard, Indianapolis, by Bishop Geurp-e It. Grose of Peking, China. Only the immediate members of the families and a few intimate friends witnessed the ceremony. Among those going from he»v were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard, Russell, John and Miss Laura llauck, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins and Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Blanchard. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Hauck left for a motor trip through the west and northwest. They expect to return to this city by July 15, after which they will he at home to their friends at Airy Knob, the country home of Mr. Hauck.
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Mrs, Hawkins Will Preside. The Fifth Annual (Convention of the Indiana State Chapter of the P. E. 0. Sisterhood will open Tuesday evening at the Severin Hotel in In-
dianapolis.
Mrs. Chic Jackson will give the opening address. Invocation will ha Riven by Mrs. Walter V. White and Mrs. James A. Stuart, president of the chapter, will introduce the supreme and .--tate officers. Mrs. Cecelia Gobble of West Lafayette, first vice president of the Indiana state chapter, will respond to Mrs. Jack-
sen’s address.
Mrs. Villa Ives Bowden of Brookfield, Mo., past president, will give the principal address of the evening. Music will be provided by Mrs. Jane
Mrs. A. R. Chenoweth and son Eugene spent Monday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mi.. Phil Maxwell motored here Sunday afternoon from Spencer.
new Chevro-
A beautiful wedding was that of J Miss Carrie Gertrude Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Henry to Paul Edward Foxx, son of Charles | Foxx, of this city, Saturday evening I at 8:00 o’clock with Rev. R. N. Ball, J pastor of th M. P. Church of Indianapolis reading the impressive single
j ring ceremony.
The ushers and bridesmaids form
led an aisle with ropes of white rib Mr. and Mr*. Bradford Jones and J bon and flowers through which the | family vi-ited with relatives neai . . '
bridal party entered to the strains of Cloveidale Sunday,
the “Wedding March” from Lohen- ' grin. Mendelssohn’s “Wedding ! March” was used for the recessional.
; James Dorsett of Oxford was a vis-
itor in Greencastle Sunday.
mjg » •• Thomas Fagan of St. Lcuis visited Mere AltraCliVeihere Sunday With Russell Welch. Wouldn’t you, too, liki a face powder anii M rs . Q. H. Stewart left that will keep shine :way- stay' onr for Liule K ock, Arkansas, for
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R£.'USrSA-Bl®:: **.ynmmofBmu.i, Ii is iirely a w^iiKierul Fao^ Powd- his daughter, Mrs. C. C. (»illen, and er. Ju f try MKl.L(-(iI.O.— MulliHs! family, south Bloomington street.
Pharmacy.
— — ■ ——— ^|j«t S Mildred Johnson has resigned
0 f | her position as saleslady at Wm. Wetz’s Stole. She is removing to Leb-
Wilbur Donnei wa: the winner the pecial Father's Day prize.
John I). Welch has j let coach from the
I pany.
! daughter, left Sunday for Southern
C. Ed. Jones of Hkhorn, Wiscon- j California where Prof. Carson will u '7'\ sin, visited here Suiday with his tc at .h this summer. Beck Sales Com- , . ,am X ' 1 George Young, living
north of
friends spent Sundaj in. fhe Southern hospital ct Evansville,
Monday by deputy sheriff Alva Bry-
Wendell Pratt of Danville is driving a new < hevrolet coach sold by
the Beck Sales Company.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Good!: nder and ' son have returned from a ten day’
vacation trip to Utica, N. Y.
The home was decorated in pink and white. The north side of the room was made into a garden of syringa, ferns ami pink roses, in front of which the ceremony took place.
Miss Mary Henry, sister of the] Mrs. Sarah Gardner ha* returned to bride, was maid of honor. She woiejber home in this city alter a vi. it jii a yellow silk crepe and carried a ! Georgetown, 111., With relatives,
shower bouquet of yellow roses. The
Eugene Dobb a Indianapoli*,: ty, e Butler .-chool house, was taken to
some
this city.
The Tent meeting at Uelle Union | an begin Wednesday evening, June JO,
Eve rybody welcome.
Mi e Ella and Jargaret Murphy of Terre Haute visted in Greencas-
tle, Sunday with reativea.
Arthur L. Gilliom attorney general of Indiana, and ' mi Mote of Indiana-
j poli:, visited hei,- Sinday.
bridesmaids, who wore attractive shades of orchid and rose-glow and carried colonial bouquets were Miss Bessie Herny, younger sister, of the bride, and Miss Caroline Butler of
Indianapolis.
The best man was Kenneth Sweet of Greencastle and the ushers w'ere Fred Brumbaugh, of Roanoke, Va., and Herman Miller of Mitchell, 1ml. The bride, who was given in marriage by tier father, wore a dress of white satin, made in straight line effect with rhinestone trimming. Her veil of tulle was fastened with a wreath of orange blossoms, and she carried a shower bouquet of bride’s
roses and sweet i>eas.
Immediately following the ceremony a reception was given at the home. Refreshments were served on the lawn at the north of the house. Mr. and Mrs. Foxx left at once for a two weeks’ motor trip to Reading, Pa., where they will visit with Mr.
LeRoy Berg, intimate
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Evans ami children and Miss Beatrice Evans of Indianapolis visited Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Evans,
east Hanna street.
Wayne Gillen, who has been in a Kresge Co., store at Hammond, has : been transferred to Columbus, O. He spent Sunday here with Mr. ami
Johnson Burroughs, soprano, and Mrs. ^ n<l
Floyd M. Chafee. An informal
epptfon will follow the mppling*. ( — - Mrs. Fred L. O’Hair of the local ,lf ‘ lphia and Atlantic City, after which chapter, will ing at the Wednesday thf ’ y w ' 11 retur * 1 to Greencastle, to afternoon session. Miss Dade Shear- makp tl, *‘ ir Vlr Eoxx is
Mrs.
friends of Imth the bride and bridegroom. They will also visit in Phila-
Rev. V. L. Raphael was in Indianapolis today attending the summer meeting of the Indianapolis Pn by-
tery.
There will be a Bapti t meeting and basket dinner at the Reelsville church Sunday June J4. Everybody is
welcome.
W. G. Nolin of Fowler and Mrs. L. A. Nolin of Lafayette, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lank and daughter,
east Anderson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore of St.' Louis aie in Gieenca-tie visiting Dr.) and Mrs. E. H. Hawkins and Mi. and
Mrs. N. C. AD pa ugh.
Robert Orr, employed at the In-
diana State Farm, has a new twodoor Pontiac sedan fiom Stark and
Griffith motor sale: company. There will be a meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Gieeneastle Chamber of Commerce at the First National Bank this evening at
seven o’clock.
Mi Mary Strain left Sunday for a [Mrs. C. C. Gillen, while enroute to
year abroad. She vill tudy in Oxford Univer-ity in England. Bert May, representative of the state tax board, i- (lending Monday at the County Amttor’a otfice.
his new post.
Mrs. S. C. Sayers and snn, Gordon, who have been in California for the past year are expected home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Sayers will take the east apartment of the Allen apart-
ments on Walnut stleet.
NINE PERISH BY VIOLENCE
HEAVY TOLL IS TAKEN IN STATl OVER THE PAST WEEK-END.
Violence war. responsible for nine deaths in Indiana during the week-
end.
Flynn Trinkley, 28, his wife, Mary, 26, and his brother, Albert, 35, were drowned in Lake Freeman near Monticello, when two motor boats being used on a fishing trip were overturned. Frank Ketchum, 31, fourth member of the party, escaped. Arthur Shirk, 38, .Milwaukee, was drowned while fishing in David Lake, Michigan. He fell overboard while
attempting to anchor a boat.
Despondency over ill health following service in the world war was believed to have been responsible for the suicide by drowning of Raymond Doherty, 33, Jeffersonville druggist. His body was found in the Ohio river
in the rear of his home.
Clara Dout, 4, Gary, was killed
when run over by a street car.
An unidentified man believed to be Nick Constaninaa, 33, Gary, was kill-
ed when struck by a train.
Roy Jack, 30, was killed at Evansville when struck by an interurban
car.
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ployed by the 0. & I. Stone Co. The bride’s traveling suit was of I' rench with accessories to match. ’I hose present were the immediate families of the couple and a
er will have charge of the devotions on Thursday morning. Miss Margaret Gilmore and Miss Mayme Shearer of Chapter i. will serve as official
delegates.
Mrs. Kugr,,* Hawkins, state presi.' few close
dent, will preside at all the sessions ! u . . L + + + + + +
during the convention. It is probabh ] ’
that more members of the local chap. | Crescent Rebekah Lodge will meet
tonight at 8 o’clock. There will be
Putnam Lodge No. 45., I. 0. O. F. I will meet Tuesday night to confer !
the initiatory degrte upon a cla-s. A i The tent meeting will be continued full attendance , cesired. each night this week at 7:30 o’clock.
Everyone is invited. These meetings will close Sunday, June 24th and
.... m .there will be an all-day meeting and
11,11 1 Su '^y wlth • Vlrs ’ T ’| basket dinner. Mrs. Grace Black in
II. Hunt* i and daughters.
Mrs. Jennie Curtis Hearst, Mi** Mariam Hearst and Miss Pearl O’Hair I left Saturday for Bay View, Mich.,] where they will pend several weeks.]
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reilly and daughter, Pauline, of Lebanon visit-
ed
] charge.
mumps
Mrs. Hobart Robinson o! polis has spent the past f«
Paul Knisely, 23, Indianapolis, wa: with her parent-, Mr. and in
killed when a truck he was driving Jackson,
crashed iiito a street car. | Miss Cora Flinn spent Su
o Mr. and Mr.-. Harvey
Auto License
Sales Reported
TOTAL OF 780,790 WERE ISSUED IN THE ITHSl FIVE MONTHS OF THIS YEAR.
Mis- Louise Wimmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wimmer of Bainbridge wa- a member of the urses graduating class at the Meth-
Jame L. Handel who has been at j odist Hospital last Wednesday eventh. County Hospital for the past two l ing. Miss Wimmer has made her weeks, undergoing treatment, was home in this city with Mrs. W. P. ufficiently recovered to be removed Wimmer, South Indiana St. Sire was] Sunday. gtaduated from the local high -chool. Mis Anna and Mary Dolan, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donner left Raymond Welch of Indianapolis, and j Saturday by automobile for Minne- , , , Thomas Fagan of St. Louis spent apolis, Minn., where they will attend
‘7, ’ lll ' l ' r ’ W 10 hH; l>een Sunday here the guests of Mrs. Peter the International Rotary Convention, teaching the past w.nter m the Inn- We|ch a „ d sont From there they will visit numerous i..napo i aad i home to -pen-i (places in Minnesota, and before
the vacation with her parents, Mr. Mr. and Mr Fenwick Reed have dud Mrs. L. I), ffnirter. n turned from Florida. They were ac-
eompanied home by Wallace McHoldt and
pringfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. daughter, of
Minnesota, and before re-
turning, Mrs. Donner will attend the national convention of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, at Breezy
Point, Minn.
ter will be in attendance. Standard Hearer’s Meet.
Tin- Standard Bearer—Queen E-th-er Society will meet at the home of Elsa Morrison, 802 E. Washington street, Tuesday, June 19, at 4:30 I*. VI. A -hurt business meeting will he held, then the members will go to Profe-ror R. A. Ogg’s orchard for a picnic supper. Each person bring
food for one.
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Shower For Couple. Mr. and Mrs. William Newman of Fillmore gave a shower for Mr. anil Mrs. Leonard Newman Saturday evening. Mrs. Newman was before her recent marriage Miss Evelyn Jane
Miller.
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a special program and refreshments will be served. A lull attendance is desrved.
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s. C. c. To Meet.
S. C. (’. Club will meet Tuesday at 7:00 o’clock at the home of Mr t harles Rector. 403 Fast Washington
Street.
+ + •{• + + •* Return From Convention. Miss Mary Frances Cooper and Miss Imogene Mullins are at home from Little Rock, Ark., where they attended the Delta Theta Tau national convention. They represented the Greencastle chapter. •j* •{» .j. .t. Mrs. Bastain Hunt ess. The Penelope Club will meet Tues day afternoon with Mrs. Kate Ha tain at Pillniore. Members please take 1: 20 car.
Miss Ethel Ferratul, and .Mi s
| Midge Wood of Indianapolis, Mr . ! Lillie Ferratul of this city, and Mrs.
i Rockaway of Muncie, -pent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smithson and i with Mr. and Mrs. C uti Ferrand children, left Sunday for Harlem,,
high water
are motoring tnrough.
O. F. Ovverstreet won first prize with
a 74, Ree Matson, John Melville' and The local band will bold rehearsal Bob Steven divided -econd and third tonight at 7:30 o’clock a- final prep-! prizes with -cores of 75. , oration for the opening concert of |
the summer season on Thursday eve-
4 KNOWN DEAD
IN TWO STATES
Mr. and Mrs. (’, I). Chapman and
: riing. All members be present.
son of Chillcothe, Mo., came Satur
day evening for a look over Green- Edmund Torr, Madison township, ca tie. They will .soon make this city underwent a minor operation Monday their home, as Mr. Chapman will lie tnorning at the County Hospital. Dr. the manager of the new J. C. Penney W. M. McGaughey and Dr. C. C. Co., store in Greencastle. Tucker, performed the operation. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-eph Kelly iff Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hamilton Mount V* i non and Mi -. William Win- ,, '* t Sunday for Minneapolis, where gert of Cloverdale and Mi . Kelly they will atteml the International Con-
THOUSANDS HOMELESS AND PROPERTY LOSS ESTIMATED
IN MILLIONS.
visited Mrs. E. Benefeld Sunday. Mr. v 'c"t' , 'n "f Rotary. Kelly is a former Putnam county j 1 * 16 '•‘‘•‘’Rate from
resident and is
STORK VISITS ( I.OVFKDALE
Dr. E. M. Hurst of Cloverdale, in r«porting the visit of the stork to that town Sunday says: “It rained babies around Cloverdale Sunday morning, four being born between midnight and noon. I was busy with the delivery wagon. A son, Rome H., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonidas Ridgeway; a daughter, Ellen Marie, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Young; and twins, a laughter, Wanda Marie, and a son, Dorma Lee, were bom to Mr. and Mrs. Forest Wayne Wilson."
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CLINTON FALLS
and Mrs. Chas. doe. Mrs. Leo Hazlett passed away at her home one mile west of Clinton Falls, Thursday night. The funeral was held at the home Saturday afternoon.
now cashier of
the Greencastle
club.
I copies Bank and Trust Company ,,l'
Mount V, i non.
Mr . Edgar Shamel and children, have gone ea-t to visit Mr*. Shamel's
A family reunion was held Sunday I e * st< * rs ' V1 '' • l<ut h Smith, New York at Oh- home of vir, and Mr i. Charliv- * :,nd Mrs. James Bryan, New F. Zeis, e.i t Washington street. Tho o They will be gone for
present beri,|e- Mr. and Mrs. Z< i some
were: Prof, an t Mrs. Georg,. Morris, Mr. and Mr-. Paul Thompson and son of Bloomington; Mr. and Mi Edawrd L Zeis, Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Bloom, Gilbert Bloom, Mr. and Mi Miui .n
New York Greets Mexican Aviator
Ralph Smith of Chic.'go, student in DePauw l niversity underwent a major operation at the County Hospital Sunday evening. Dr. Noble Jr., as-
Beaver, „f Oxford; Mr. and Mrs J ,ste,i ^ ,>r W - M - McGaughey perB. Zeis and children, Mr ( an,, f " r,n " ,J th ' ^ rat ‘ on - Hi* condition Hays, Louis F. Hays, Albert Weik I r ‘'‘' 0 ^ faVWrable MorM,a F
GOOD WILL FLIER FROM MEXICO (TTY WELCOMED AT GOTHAM.
MITCHEL FIELD, L. I., June 18.
There will be an ice cream supper (UP)—Captain Emilio Carranza,
Mexico City
Dr. F. C Tilden. who has th * chair of comparative literature at D**P; t >iw University, will occupy the pulpit .it the Methodist church Sundai in,.ruing. Dr. Tilden is well known hei». During the past school year tv w one of the lectur ?rs i>: the umv, r ity extension tuur.se of the county in tttutes her.- or-d was secured on 'he ie |
Gi' ige F. Hoone of Eureka, Karras, i visiting here, Mr. Boone is a brother of the late Mose Ho,me. He hails from Sen. Chailes Curtis’ home state, and |>eaks very highly of the vice jm idential nominee. He -ays Sen. ( urtis is one ol the common people of Kansas and is verg popular I with all ela ses in his home state.
here on the church lawn Saturday night, June 23. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Joe Wright of Putnamviile, D. C. Brackney and wife, Richard .Stiles and family of Greencastle, Claud Crodian and family, Floyd Goddard and family and Miss Naotna Newgent, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
••lr . C. E. Goddard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bettis, Mrs. Rule Staggs, Mr. and Mrs. George 'n ice, Miss Mildred Hrattin, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bettis and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Ward Arnold one
night last week.
A large crowd attended the chil-
dren’s exercises at the
Sunday night.
to Washington aviator
arrived here at 9:4f> a. m„ from Bolling Field, Washington, D. C., and wa welcomed formally by representative of the army, the city of New York
and his own nation.
Escorted by three army Curtiss Hawks from Bolling Field and by two army ( urtiss Falcons from this post, the young Mexican aviator’s Ryan monoplane, similar to Col. Lindbergh’s “we”, settled gracefully to earth. Captain Carranza was forced down by heavy fogs in North Carolina on a non-stop flight from Mexico City
hutch here, | to Washington more titan a week ago.
u/ t- urn ,*! H * ma<le th * rt'* 1 ' 1 u, ‘ d « tho iMupU'Hev. W. E. Wilmoth and daughter, es of the newspaper Excelsior tif
Roberta ate Sunday dinner with Mr. | Mexico City.
quest of he teachers. He is ’h- , nlj i Mrs. Lou K. Hillis will leave Tuesperson no’ (torn , state inst tu’isn ,| a y for Albion, 111., to visit her siswho has tmocuvj -n these mir-es.- 1 , er s, Mrs. P. Mitchell, and Mrs. J. .Martinsville Reporrc-. C . Carlyle, their brother J. E. Hall Dr. Walter S. Bundy, profes or of' :in ' 1 * if * ,,f Virtwr ' a * Miv - wil1 j®'" English Bible at DePauw university ! lh ‘ ,m ln “L, and they will Greencastle, has recently comj.h t-d huv " H f, ' n,ily r ‘‘ uni, ' n ’ Hall has two books. These books will he pub b ‘ > '" fa,l,nK h *‘ alth for tin, « lished next year by the Bobl, -M, 1 : "" 1 11 ,s hls wis,, ,0 ^ with his « i! "
till Company of Indianapolis. "The terS om '“ more ’
Religion of Jesus" will apjiear in the! The county agent, R. H. Stevenson, fall and “Recovering the Real Jesu ”j|. a s arranged a small booklet under will be published about ix month the name of "Business Primer”, givlater. D,. Kundy is also the author of! mg the , entials of parliamentary ’The Piychic Health of Je us.” Hejiaw . This booklet is to be distribwas vice consul at the United .States' u te,| among the various boys’ and consulate at Basel, Switzerland, 1917-1 (.iris’ clubs throughout the county, 19. He has been in the faculty at De- that have been organized under the I auw for eleven years and during upervision of the county agent.'Fhesa thi- time he has won the respect and Cubs are conducted by the girls and love of the college and tudents. Ho is boys themselves and the advisor does a member of the Biblical Literatuf not take part in the business me4-
Exegesi*. | j ng ,g.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 18. (UP) —Relief workers today administered aid to the storm stricken sections of Oklahoma, Kansas anil Missouri while estimates of jirojierty damage rose
into the millions.
Four person* were known dead, ap-
Mr| Hamilton is proximately 25 seriously injured and
x, ‘ thousands homeless. 'Die damage, it was believed, would amount to about
$5,(HR),000.
In southwestern Oklahoma the towns of Headrick and Blair were reduced to shambles by a tornado late
Saturday.
Few buildings were left standing in Blair and Headrick, towns of 500 and 3(H) persons respectively, and many farm homes in the 30 mile path of the twister also were demolished. The known dead were Mrs. George A. Waters, Elmer Charles, Hugh .Smith, 9, all of Blair, and an unideni tified negro of Headrick. Most of the injured were in the Blair vicinity and a bridge construction camp five miles east of Headrick, where the wind swept away eight steel
spans.
Extensive damage was rejmrted in the Kansas wheat belt, jiarticularly in Stafford an,I Reno counties, where a tornado and hailstorm struck late Saturday. Heavy rains and electrical storms swejit western Missouri late yesterday.
HERE’S A QUEER BIRD SAN BENITO, Tex., June 18. (UP) August hhrhardt recently; caught a bird that wa- ten inches long fi„m its head to it* tail. It i* not a widish chocolate color while its wings are a dull light green. Us toes are about an inch long permitting it to run in the softest mud. The most striking feature is a spur on each elbow about a half inch long, evidently used in fighting. No exact classification of the fowl ha been learned.
A total of 634,076 passenger automobile licenses and 103,093 truck licenses .vet - issued oy the automobile department of the secretary of spate’s office in *1 e first five inorths of thiyear, it was report*•( this week by Mark ’A’. Rhoads, .nt mger of the department. In add .'on, the department i.-sutd 2,115 licenses for motorcycles, 28,MO for chauffeurs, 5,562 for trai'ers, 902 for bus, s, 148 for tractors and 4,'50 to state and local off', .s is who re ceive their plates free. Thus far, s, total of 780,790 li-encs >4 all classification have been issuco for the first five m--Tits of thi year, as against 396,610 i ’',r the erri tv year of 1927. For tic entire ye r .c of 1927, the departin'> ♦. issued 69 i 127 truck li -, ices, 3,50’ motorcyci lic’n.ir.s. 59.212 chauffeurs’ licenses, 0,404 for trailers, 195 Gir semi-tr.vl ■ 2.5:;: to automobib dealers, .HI! or buses, li! for tractors and 4,082 free Iiccdm s. Last jeer the depart!.'? tt authori/.' I 124,401 transfer- of plies from different tars. Thus far ’.his >«.ir, 47 - 393 tran-Zers have oeen au’borix,d. FILLMORE Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dick* of Indianajsdis spent the week end with Mr. and Mr.-. Lowell Dicks. Guy Jackson who is on the sick list is much better. Kenneth Wallace Southeast of town has been confined to his lied with the
Several from hen- attend^ 1
Auto races at Jungle parii^
Mr. and Mr-. Earl GorW moved to their home on ] on’s place east of (,rema<tlt Children’.- exercises wen the Christian Church Suniaj large eiowd attended. Sunday visitors with Xr ml Rescue Eastham were, Ur ^ C. O. Day, Mr. and Mrs.Flirt ham and son and daudttrr,
and Hazel.
Earl Bunten i- rejiortel >rt, Roscoe Eastham was ,alM miles east of Danville Shmii to bring Mr. Elliott’; car bid*! more. Mr. and Mrs. F.lliottwd route to Indianapolis win Mr
broke down.
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Fun For Y Boy If you want y«ut t to he sure r.f a goai IW Summer, get him a Prices are madwiH. in today. I.onk * Mullins Dru«:S
CONFERS WITH TILSON WASHINGTON, June 18. (UP) - Se cretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover conferred today with Rep. John Q. Tilson, Conn., the Republican house floor leader, on the jiresidential campaign.
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